A hilarious French silent film from 1926, directed by René Clair, featuring Dolly Davis and Jean Boerlin. In a whimsical daydream, a timid clerk is guided by a fairy into an underground realm where individuals turn into animals and waxworks spring to life. Lucie, his office love interest, follows him, but a wicked fairy is determined to keep them apart.

René Clair gained recognition due to the avant-garde nature of his early films, particularly the well-known Entr'acte, which he collaborated on with artists like dadaist Francis Picabia and Eric Satie. By the conclusion of the silent film era, Clair was revered as one of the cinema's greats, alongside Griffith, Chaplin, Pabst, and Eisenstein.

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IMDb RATING: 6.6/10
ROTTEN TOMATOES: 82%

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RATED: PG | TIME: 65 minutes

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