Dubbed one of the 100 greatest films of all-time, Buster Keaton’s Sherlock Jr. is one of the jewels of American silent comedy. The Great Stone Face plays a lovelorn projectionist who one night dreams that he enters the silver screen, becoming detective Sherlock Jr. With still-impressive optical effects, in-camera tricks, and vaudeville stunts, the film is both an uproarious showcase of the master clown’s daring antics and a surrealistic meta-fictional commentary on the power of cinema to inhabit our dreams. Sherlock Jr. is preceded by two thrilling, breakneck cops-and-robbers two-reelers: The Goat (celebrating its 100th anniversary) and Cops.