Family,Comedy
United States of America
One A.M. is a silent comedy film made in 1916, starring the legendary actor and comedian Charlie Chaplin. The film revolves around a drunken man who struggles to get inside his own home late at night. The man is played by Chaplin himself, and he takes on all sorts of physical challenges, including climbing up a drainpipe and entering the house through a window. Once inside, he has a hard time navigating around his home, and he encounters all sorts of obstacles, including his own furniture, which seems to be working against him.
As the film progresses, the man tries to make his way to his bedroom, but he continues to stumble and fall, making the task much more difficult than it should be. At one point, he even gets stuck in his own coat, adding to the hilarity of the situation. Throughout the film, Chaplin displays his trademark physical comedy prowess, executing a series of impressive physical stunts and pratfalls that keep the audience laughing.
One A.M. is a classic silent comedy that showcases Chaplin's comedic talents. The film was a huge success at the time of its release and has since become a beloved classic of the silent film era.
