Short film

Whoozit
1928 · 10 min
A playful, silent-era comedy short that feels like a charming relic, full of slapstick energy and lighthearted fun.
- Directed by
- Charles R. Bowers, Harold L. Muller
- Starring
- Charles R. Bowers, Emily Gerdes, Theodore Lorch
- Overview
- Whoozit, produced in 1928 by Bowers Comedy Corp, was considered totally missing. This unique 16 mm print was discovered in 2008 in the collections of the Eye Film Institute. It is incomplete, and only retains the second half of the original production. It was restored digitally by Lobster Films, Paris, in November 2013.
- How it feels
- Light, whimsical and absurd. Brisk and fine in the background.
- About
- Friendship, identity
- Content
- Mild violence. No gore, sexual content or swearing.
- Note
- Written by AI, so it can be wrong. Full breakdown
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- Directed by
- Charles R. Bowers, Harold L. Muller
- Starring
- Charles R. Bowers, Emily Gerdes, Theodore Lorch





