"The Kid" (film)

"The Kid" is a 1921 silent comedy-drama directed by and starring Charlie Chaplin. It tells the story of a homeless man, the Tramp, who finds and raises an abandoned young boy, forging a deep bond despite societal hardships. The film explores themes of compassion, class disparity, and childhood innocence through humorous and heartfelt moments. Combining slapstick and emotional storytelling, "The Kid" highlights the universal importance of kindness and humanity, showcasing Chaplin’s mastery in blending comedy with social commentary in a timeless silent film.