The First Year

Year: 1926

Runtime: 75 mins

Language: English

Director: Frank Borzage

Comedy

Directed by Frank Borzage during his early contract with Fox, the film is a light‑hearted comedy that centers on a newlywed couple whose attempt to impress the husband’s crucial financial backer with a dinner goes hilariously awry, leading to a cascade of social mishaps.

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