Chaplin

Chaplin (1992) distills the life of the iconic silent film star into a narrative framed by the aged Chaplin narrating his autobiography. The film charts his ascent from poverty to comedic stardom, the creation of his Little Tramp persona, and the turbulence of his personal life. It also touches on his conflicts with the FBI, weaving a portrait of a genius whose art and life were inextricably linked, often in conflict with the changing tides of public opinion and political scrutiny.