The Golden Clown

Year: 1926

Runtime: 137 mins

Director: A.W. Sandberg

DramaRomance

After a chance encounter with a renowned French fashion designer, circus clown Joe is recruited to work in Paris, where his creative flair quickly makes him the talk of the city. Yet the allure of wealth and high‑society life proves hollow, and the opulent urban existence ultimately leads to his tragic downfall.

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