Mister Biscuit

The documentary runs for 75 minutes and delves into Noel Mason's struggle to make a living as a children's entertainer. Despite his vaudevillian skills, he encounters financial difficulties, struggles with his old car, and faces challenges due to his dyslexia in understanding contracts.

Noel's situation begins to change when he responds to an advertisement for an entertainment agency, offering a glimpse into the world of children's entertainment and the hardships performers can face. This film provides a unique perspective on the life of a clown and the reality behind the laughter, making it an interesting watch for those curious about documentary storytelling in the late 90s.