Blazes

Summary

In the midst of unrelenting poverty, a struggling artist is forced to resort to unorthodox measures, enlisting the help of an oversized black man to pose as a model, while simultaneously navigating the ruthless demands of an iron-hearted landlady determined to collect overdue rent. As the story unfolds, the artist's desperation intensifies, leading to a series of absurd and humorous events that blur the lines between reality and artistic expression. With a cast of eccentric characters, including Lige Conley, Otto Fries, and Sunshine Hart, the film careens through a slapstick comedy of errors, laying bare the harsh realities of artistic struggle and the unyielding pursuit of creative vision.

Synopsis

Slapstick comedy built around the struggles of a poverty stricken artist, reduced to having an over-sized black man pose as a model and an iron hearted landlady who insists upon collecting over due room rent.