The year is 2060, and Juniper Blakely, a fact checker for Artificial Intelligence, dreams of building the most complex model train layout ever imagined.

Along the road to realizing his dream, Juniper veers off in a direction that blends robotic technology into the classic holiday film, It’s a Wonderful Life, to reinvigorate the legacy of Jimmy Stewart and the small town in which the actor was raised.

It’s a Wonderful Life – 2060 is the story of how humans might deal with the world of tomorrow, and how tenacity, moral courage, hard work, and dedication to duty are universal guideposts that can lead most every generation to a sense of purpose, dignity and fulfillment.

George Rothacker is a celebrated artist, filmmaker and designer who shares a long history with the Jimmy Stewart Museum, In 2002, he painted “First Snowfall,” a canvas and print edition featuring “It’s a Wonderful Life” on the marquee of the Indiana Theater. Over the years, he’s continued to collaborate with the Museum, including producing a biographic documentary of Stewart: “Always Be Nice to People.” George and his wife, Barbara, live in Villanova, Pennsylvania and are parents to four children and grandparents to eight. George’s daughter, Noelle, graduated from Indiana University of Pennsylvania in 2002, and now lives with her family in the community of Penn Run, a short drive from the Stewart Museum.