In February 1914, in a time of economic turmoil and international conflict, Charlie Chaplin walked into screens for the very first time as the beloved Little Tramp character, 100 years later, with homelessness on the rise, massive cuts to social security, and an uncaring government trying deperately to drag the country to war once more, Jack Brindell and friends consider what the Tramp's legacy can teach us in modern times.
My earlier post on Chaplin can be found here:-
Charlie Chaplin - Citizen of the World
http://teifidancer-teifidancer.blogspot.co.uk/2012/02/charlie-chaplin-b1641889-251277-citizen.html
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