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Home Movies
Home Movies of Man Ray and Ady Fidelin from 1938. Presents a simple and intimate portrait of the man behind the artist. Compilation of ten Man Ray films: Ady, Dance, Juliet, Rue Campagne-Première, Corrida, Autoportrait ou Ce qui manque à nous tous, Poison, L’atelier du Val de Grâce, Course landaise, La Garoupe
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Plot Summary
This brief comedy short showcases the legendary duo Laurel and Hardy in a domestic setting. Stan Laurel is attempting to assemble a piece of furniture, a task that quickly devolves into slapstick chaos. Oliver Hardy enters the scene and attempts to assist, only to become further entangled in the escalating mayhem.
Critical Reception
As a very short comedic piece, 'Home Movies' is primarily appreciated for the signature charm and comedic timing of Laurel and Hardy. While not a feature-length narrative, it serves as a delightful snapshot of their physical comedy and comedic chemistry, well-regarded by fans of the duo.
What Reviewers Say
Showcases Laurel and Hardy's classic slapstick.
A brief but entertaining example of the duo's physical comedy.
Enjoyable for fans of Stan and Ollie's signature antics.
Google audience: Audience reviews generally highlight the film as a charming and amusing short, perfectly encapsulating the comedic talents of Laurel and Hardy in a simple, domestic scenario.
Fun Fact
This short film is notable for its minimalistic plot, allowing Laurel and Hardy's physical comedy and individual personalities to be the primary focus.
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