"The Rink" is a short film written by, directed by, and starring Charlie Chaplin. It was released in 1916 as a silent comedy. In the film, Chaplin plays his iconic character, the Tramp, who gets a job as a roller skater at a rink. The plot involves various comedic situations, including the Tramp's attempts to impress a girl and his antics on roller skates. "The Rink" is notable for its physical comedy and Chaplin's impressive skating skills. It's considered one of Chaplin's classic works and is often praised for its humor and inventiveness.