Rupert of Hee-Haw

Rupert, a wide-eyed rustic, experiences the bustling city for the very first time. His guileless nature and country manners collide with the cunning urbanites, modern contraptions, and temptations of metropolitan life, sparking a relentless chain of comedic mishaps. Every attempt to fit in spirals into fresh absurdity, transforming mundane activities—from riding a streetcar to dining in a restaurant—into a cascade of silent-era visual gags. The film mines the timeless clash between natural simplicity and civilized artifice through the pure, physical language of slapstick comedy.