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Two people, a woman and a young child, sitting at a table and eating.

Revisiting The Kid’s pancake scene 100 years on

by Saffron Maeve

Char­lie Chaplin’s debut fea­ture as a direc­tor con­tains a brief moment of lux­u­ry in a film marked by scarcity.
Terraced houses with red and green doors, windows, and trim on a grey facade.
Beginnings

Beginnings: Charlie Chaplin’s London

by Adam Scovell

Retrac­ing the com­ic master’s for­ma­tive years across the Eng­lish capital’s south­ern boroughs.
Man operating a vintage film camera in an outdoor setting with trees in the background.

The time Charlie Chaplin’s corpse went missing

by Justine Smith

In 1978, the com­e­dy icon’s body dis­ap­peared – was it a ran­som plot or a prac­ti­cal joke gone awry?
A man in a suit and overcoat, with a shocked expression, surrounded by strange, fantasy-like creatures, in a dark, moody black and white image.
In Praise Of

Revisiting The Circus: Charlie Chaplin’s troubled comic triumph

by Sam May

The director’s last tru­ly silent pic­ture is per­haps the mad­dest pro­duc­tion in Hol­ly­wood history.