How to Sleep

Year: 1935

Runtime: 11 mins

Language: English

Director: Nick Grindé

Comedy

A humorous documentary follows a lecturer who vows an “informative” guide to sleeping. As a sequel to the parody “How to Stay Awake,” it playfully probes why we sleep, insomnia’s causes, and research, featuring a time‑lapse of a man shifting 55 times in eight hours. It offers tips, like drinking water without fully waking, for insomniacs.

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