Free and Easy

Year: 1931

Runtime: 8 mins

Language: English

Director: Roy Mack

Comedy

A drifter called the Professor and his son Charlie McCarthy become convinced that a cache of cash is hidden in an abandoned house once owned by Herbie Larkin. To gain access, the Professor pretends to be Herbie’s brother and consults a gypsy fortune‑teller, whose ominous predictions unsettle Charlie. As the scheme unravels, the harsh reality of their situation becomes clear.

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