City Lights

City Lights is a heartwarming silent film directed by Charlie Chaplin. It follows the story of a tramp who falls in love with a blind flower girl and strives to help her regain her sight, leading to a poignant and unforgettable ending.

• Charlie Chaplin composed the film's musical score.
• City Lights took over 500 days to shoot.
• It was one of Albert Einstein's favorite films.
• The film was produced, directed, and written by Charlie Chaplin.
• Chaplin had to hire a sign-language interpreter during production.

• "Tomorrow the birds will sing."
• "I can see now."
• "You can see now?"
• "Yes, I can see now."
• "Remember, I can't see, but I can hear."