Go West (1924) A fascinating alternative to the manic stunt work and elaborate sight gags that distinguish the films of Buster Keaton, Go West offers a rare and satisfying glimpse of his talent for more expressive comedy: charming moments of intimate humor flavoured with rich pathos.
Hard Luck (1921) Sight gags a galore, Hard Luck (which Keaton named as his favourite short work) follows a suicidal Buster as he makes a final effort at fitting in with society at a swank country club.
The Scarecrow (1920) One of Keaton's most mind-boggling mechanical comedies, The Scarecrow follows two roommates vying for the attention of a young lady.
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