Charlie Chaplin vs. America

In "Charlie Chaplin vs. America," bestselling biographer Scott Eyman chronicles the iconic filmmaker's exile during the postwar Red Scare, detailing how political backlash and personal scandals derailed his illustrious career. Criticized for his liberal views and internationalist stance, Chaplin faced mounting xenophobia, compounded by controversies surrounding his personal life. After being denied re-entry to the U.S., he settled in Switzerland, where he completed his final films. This compelling narrative not only examines Chaplin's artistic legacy but also highlights the impact of cancel culture in his era.