Buster Keaton: The Genius Destroyed by Hollywood

Buster Keaton soared to fame and fortune in 1926, celebrated as a silent film innovator. However, by 1933, he found himself in a deep personal and professional decline, battling alcoholism and isolation. This documentary explores the transformative seven years that led to his downfall, delving into the pressures of Hollywood and the shifting landscape of the film industry. Through selected clips from Keaton's own films, the narrative highlights the stark contrast between his celebrated career and the struggles that ultimately overshadowed his genius.