Chaplin Today: Monsieur Verdoux

This documentary runs for 26 minutes and features insights into Charlie Chaplin's film "Monsieur Verdoux," which addresses the topic of a serial killer. The film includes an interview with Claude Chabrol, who directed the 1963 film "Landru," which also deals with a similar subject matter.

As a documentary in the TV movie genre, it provides a unique perspective on Chaplin's approach to dark themes, enhancing the understanding of his cinematic legacy. The involvement of notable figures like Ronald Reagan and Norman Lloyd adds depth to the discussions presented in the film.

Collectors interested in the Chaplin filmography or the exploration of serial killer narratives in cinema will find this documentary a valuable resource. The production is backed by Association Chaplin, France 5, and MK2 Films, showcasing a commitment to preserving and analyzing Chaplin's work.