"Back to the House of Tomorrow" tells the story of a house important for its role in Palm Springs and Hollywood history, and for its personal themes of family and community, tragedy and renewal.  

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The film reminds us of the architectural and historical significance of one of the most photographed homes in the City, designed by architect William Krisel for the family of renowned Palm Springs developer, Robert Alexander.  

 

Jill Alexander Kitnick recounts her childhood memories living in the home in the early '60s, a residence whose fame as the Elvis Presley Honeymoon Hideaway turned controversial over the years.