Down to Earth

Year: 1917

Runtime: 70 mins

Director: John Emerson

ComedyRomance

A satirical look at society’s indoor‑obsession versus a back‑to‑nature ethos. A outdoorsman follows the woman he loves to a luxury resort for affluent hypochondriacs. To prove their ailments are imagined, he devises a plan: take the guests on a boat, abandon them in the wild, and show they can survive without pills, doctors or so‑called cures.

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