Chaplin Today: A Woman of Paris

The documentary runs for 26 minutes and features analysis from notable figures, including actress Liv Ullmann. Ullmann discusses the film's unique characterizations and the feminine perspective that Chaplin embraced in his storytelling.

This documentary is part of the broader exploration of Chaplin's impact on cinema and offers collectors a closer look at his transition into directing. The film highlights the importance of "A Woman of Paris" as Chaplin's first project with United Artists Film Corporation, emphasizing its innovative aspects in the silent film era.

For collectors, this documentary is available in blu-ray and other formats, making it a valuable resource for those interested in the evolution of Chaplin's work and the historical context of his films.