Boireau enragé fumeur

About This Movie

So, Boireau enragé fumeur is quite the quirky little piece from 1914. It centers around Andre Deed, a chap with an insatiable love for his cigars, who stumbles into a tea social that’s decidedly anti-tobacco. The comedy unfolds as he clumsily finds spots to extinguish his cigars, leading to some amusingly absurd situations. The pacing is lively, and the slapstick humor feels very much in line with the silent film era's charm. What stands out is the practical effects and physical comedy; Deed's antics are a testament to the sheer creativity of early filmmakers. It’s a snapshot of societal norms at the time, and there's something refreshing about its light-hearted take on a serious topic.

Boireau enragé fumeur is somewhat of an obscurity in the collector circles, which makes it a fascinating find. Given its age, original prints are quite rare, and most viewers today experience it through various restorations or compilations of early comedies. Collectors appreciate its unique blend of humor and social commentary, reflecting the norms of its time while showcasing Deed's physical comedy prowess. It's definitely one of those films that ignites interest among silent film enthusiasts.