Bliss (1917 film)

Bliss is a short American silent comedy film released in 1917, directed by Alfred J. Goulding and starring Harold Lloyd. It is part of Lloyd's "Lonesome Luke" series of films. The film revolves around Luke's misadventures as a handyman or odd-job man, often finding himself in chaotic and humorous situations. The plot typically involves slapstick comedy, physical gags, and mistaken identities. As with many silent films of the era, Bliss relies heavily on visual humor and exaggerated performances to convey the story. The film is considered a minor work within Harold Lloyd's extensive filmography, particularly when compared to his later, more iconic features.