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So, 'The Woman Who Touched The Legs' is this quirky little comedy from 1926, directed by Yutaka Abe. It has a certain charm with its ironic take on the encounters between a writer and a thief. The pacing feels a bit laid back, but it works for the humor, letting the absurdity simmer. I really enjoy the practical effects they used, especially considering the time period. The performances have a delightful earnestness that adds to the atmosphere, making it feel less like a standard comedy and more like a character study. And it’s interesting to note how it was remade twice, which speaks to its resonance. It definitely stands out in the silent film era for its unique themes and execution.
Quirky silent comedy.Interesting remakes.Unique practical effects.
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