Back Shot

Back Shot presents the story of Mr. Vinner, who finds himself shot in the back. In an attempt to alleviate his discomfort, he comically struggles to apply a cat skin, leading to a series of awkward situations.

As a collector, this film represents a significant piece of silent film history, showcasing the comedic styles of the era. The film is produced by Filmindustri AB Skandia, a notable studio in the early 1920s, which adds to its historical context.

The film features performances from Olof Winnerstrand, Frida Winnerstrand, Palle Brunius, Eyvor Lindberg, and Georg Blomstedt. Their contributions highlight the early development of comedic performances on screen, making this an interesting watch for those studying film evolution.