One A.M.

In this 1916 silent comedy, Charles Chaplin stars as a tipsy gentleman who struggles to navigate his own home after a night out. The film showcases Chaplin’s exceptional talent for physical comedy as he encounters a series of obstacles, including a slippery rug and a rotating table. Notably, Chaplin is the sole performer throughout the film, highlighting his ability to carry a narrative with minimal dialogue and maximum slapstick humor. Directed by Chaplin himself, this short film is a testament to his creative genius and comedic timing. For those interested, it can be viewed for free on Soap2day.