Fine Manners

Director Richard Rosson constructs the comedy on the stark contrast between two social spheres, relying on the visual language of silent film. He explores class prejudice through exaggerated physical performances and precise slapstick, building a narrative that is as much about human connection as it is about laughter.

What lingers after the final reel is the charm of a simple, well-executed farce that finds heart in the most unlikely pairing. — MovieFinder Editorial