It’s Great to Be Alive

Year: 1933

Runtime: 69 mins

Language: English

Director: Alfred L. Werker

ComedyScience FictionMusic

Imagine being the sole surviving fertile man after a worldwide epidemic of masculitus. An aviator crashes on a remote South‑Pacific island, only to return home and discover he is humanity’s last hope for reproduction, forcing him to confront the consequences of being the last man alive.

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