An odd little film by Samuel Beckett, starring Buster Keaton

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Fresh off the international success of his play Waiting For Godot, Samuel Beckett made a film, called aptly enough Film. It came out in 1965 and proved to be the only motion picture the soon-to-be Nobel Prize winner would ever make. As you might expect, it is enigmatic, bleakly funny and very, very odd.

Oh...and don't worry, nothing's the matter with your sound: it's a silent film.