Join us for the centenary celebration of The Gold Rush, written, produced, directed, and starring Charlie Chaplin in his iconic Little Tramp character. This silent comedy is about a prospector who travels to Alaska during the Klondike Gold Rush. He overcomes avalanches, starvation, and competition from outlaws to ultimately win the greatest treasure of all: the heart of the woman he loves. Featuring an orchestral performance of the score Chaplin composed for his 1942 sound re-edit of the film, reconstructed and conducted by Timothy Brock. With thanks to Janus Film for the loan. (Charlie Chaplin, 1925, DCP, 95 minutes)