Convict 13

Year: 1920

Runtime: 22 mins

Comedy

Buster Keaton stars with his famed vaudeville troupe, the Four Keatons, in the second of his early comedies. The film follows a young golfer who is robbed by an escaped prisoner, mistakenly lands in the same jail, and cleverly foils an attempted breakout, delivering a blend of slap‑slapstick humor reminiscent of Fatty Arbuckle’s work.

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