"Easy Street" is a silent comedy short film released in 1917, directed by Charles Chaplin and featuring Chaplin himself as the main character, The Tramp. The film follows The Tramp as he arrives on Easy Street, a rough neighborhood plagued by crime and poverty. Despite the challenges he faces, The Tramp inadvertently becomes a hero by taking on the local bully and restoring peace to the street. "Easy Street" is notable for its humor and social commentary, highlighting Chaplin's iconic slapstick style and his ability to blend comedy with social commentary.