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19 February 2025 Berlin (Germany)
Modern Times
Babylon Orchester Berlin conducted by Ben Palmer - Das Babylon
Program Info: You will laugh, you will cry and you will never forget the film.
Modern Times, USA 1936, R: Charlie Chaplin with Charles Chaplin, Paulette Goddard, Al Ernest Garcia, 89 min, OmU
Charlie Chaplin is again in search of his little bit of happiness. This time it's not for gold in Alaska, he tries to find a "normal" life with his hands work.
But the machines, the circumstances, many of the fellow human beings, lack the reference to what Chaplin wants to tell us.
Yet he cannot speak at all, he is mute! He dances, he gesticulates, and in the end he runs away.
It is an escape. But fortunately he finds the woman of his dreams first. And so they go off into the distance, two by two, into the land of dreams on Highway 61. Revisited.
Subjected to the infernal production rate of the factory, a model worker suddenly has a nervous breakdown and goes mad.
From hospital, to prison, to unemployment, the Little Tramp gets caught up in the sprockets and cogs of modern industrialization. That is, until he comes across a beautiful orphaned gamine, whom he helps escape from the police.
How to break free from the constraints of modern life? Chaplin provides a critical look at productivity in the early 20th century& and well beyond! Charlie is a factory worker in this hectic age - a minor cog in the grinding wheels of industry. His job -mechanically tightening bolts on a moving belt. The monotony of the work drives him beserk. Taken to hospital he soon recovers and is discharged, cautioned to avoid excitement. Caught in a street riot, he is mistaken for the leader and thrown into a patrol wagon.
Nonsense Song from Modern Times (Titine) Music by Leo Daniderff, Lyrics by Charles Chaplin, Sung by Charles Chaplin In 1936 the little fellow, Chaplin’s little tramp, had been one of the most famous figures in the world for over 20 years. Instantly recognisable, internationally loved. When Chaplin sang this song in Modern Times it was the very first time that the world heard his voice, after two decades of silent pantomime.
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