The Last Laugh

In this brief silent comedy short, Buster Keaton plays a man who gets fired from his job as a hotel doorman. Facing destitution, he tries to maintain his dignity and a semblance of his former life. The film showcases Keaton's signature physical comedy and his ability to convey pathos.

As a late-career short film, 'The Last Laugh' is often viewed as a poignant final statement from a silent film legend. While not as widely recognized as his earlier features, it is appreciated for its nostalgic charm and Keaton's enduring comedic presence.

• A touching glimpse of a silent film icon in his later years.

• Features Keaton's characteristic blend of physical comedy and understated emotion.

• Serves as a nostalgic and somewhat melancholic farewell to a comedic master.

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This short film was one of Buster Keaton's last on-screen appearances, released nearly thirty years after his heyday as a silent film star.