How to Make Movies

Year: 1918

Runtime: 16 mins

Language: English

DocumentaryComedy

The short film never saw a public release and spent four decades locked away in Charlie Chaplin’s private vaults. In 1959 Chaplin salvaged portions of the material, incorporating them into his retrospective compilation, The Chaplin Revue, allowing audiences a glimpse of the once‑hidden footage.

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