Homesick

In this short film, a man who is afraid of heights is forced to confront his phobia when he must travel across a rickety bridge. He tries various methods to overcome his fear, including being blindfolded and carried, but his anxiety remains palpable throughout the journey.

As a short film, 'Homesick' is often viewed as a minor piece in the oeuvres of both Buster Keaton and Eddie Cantor, but it provides a glimpse into their comedic styles of the era. It's typically appreciated for its slapstick elements and Keaton's physical comedy, even if it's not considered a landmark production.

• Appreciated for its classic silent-era slapstick.
• Features a notable team-up between Buster Keaton and Eddie Cantor.
• A charming but slight comedic short.

Google audience: Audience reviews often highlight the nostalgic value of the film and the comedic performances, particularly Buster Keaton's physical routines. Some viewers note that its humor is characteristic of its time and may not resonate as strongly with modern audiences.

Although Buster Keaton is credited in the cast, his appearance in 'Homesick' is largely archival footage from his earlier works, as he did not actively participate in the filming of this particular short.