Great Guns

In the shadow of the Great War, Oswald the Lucky Rabbit finds himself swept up in the patriotic fervor of the 1920s. After a series of chaotic enlistment mishaps, he is deployed to the front lines where the terrifying reality of trench warfare is filtered through a lens of surrealist slapstick. The narrative follows Oswald as he navigates the absurdity of combat, eventually suffering a battlefield injury that serves as a comedic bridge to a field hospital. There, the stakes shift from survival to romance as he reunites with his girlfriend, who is serving as a nurse. It is a story of survival, not through bravery, but through the sheer elasticity of a cartoon character’s body and spirit.