A lighthearted comedy about homelessness, suicide, disability, manic depression, substance abuse, handguns, bipolar disorder, drunk driving, robbery, rheumatic fever, and incarceration. Ladies and gentlemen.....the 1930s!
Directed by Charlie Chaplin
A critically acclaimed, moving comedy.
A tramp falls in love with a beautiful blind flower girl. His on-and-off friendship with a wealthy man allows him to be the girl's benefactor and suitor.
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A lighthearted comedy about homelessness, suicide, disability, manic depression, substance abuse, handguns, bipolar disorder, drunk driving, robbery, rheumatic fever, and incarceration. Ladies and gentlemen.....the 1930s!
"You can see now?""Yes, I can see now."A farcical and romantic vision of a world where appearances, class, and suffering can be overcome by the simplest, clumsiest expressions of kindness... Even if only briefly.
hello 911, a series of black and white moving images made me cry like a baby
A hapless tramp navigates the perils of poverty and class while striving to protect a blind flower girl he loves, relying on a volatile millionaire for financial support.
Charlie Chaplin directed this 1931 work, a high-water mark of silent cinema that remains his most celebrated achievement.
While it predates the current major festival circuit, it is widely recognized as one of the greatest films ever made and has been preserved in the National Film Registry.
