Charlie Chaplin The Vagabond and the Child

One man throws stones through window panes, and another accidentally passes by at the right moment to offer his services as a skilled glazier. The system's working. And everything else in this much-loved Charlie Chaplin classic works all the better: never before has a comedy united wit and sentimentality and completely redefined the comedy genre: for the first time, filmmaker Chaplin dared to tell a full-length story about the poor but always optimistic Tramp (Chaplin) and the delightful little tramp (six-year-old Jackie Coogan) who falls into the Tramp's lap as a foundling. The foster father teaches his foster son that life is truly no walk in the park, but the two will soon be one heart and one soul - and absolutely unbeatable as a team.