The Frozen North is a 1922 silent comedy short co-directed by and
starring Buster Keaton, with Edward F. Cline. Keaton parodies William S.
Hart's Western films, playing a rugged cowboy who arrives in a frozen
northern landscape and attempts a series of Western-movie tropes with
disastrous results. The short is notable for its surreal humor and
self-referential gags, including Keaton breaking the fourth wall. As a
1922 work, the film is in the public domain.
Comedy · Western
