One Week

A newlywed couple receives a prefabricated house as a wedding gift that is intended to be assembled in one week. However, a rejected suitor secretly alters the numbering on the packing crates to sabotage the process. The husband must then struggle to build the home using the incorrect arrangement of parts, leading to a series of mishaps as he attempts to finalize the structure.

This 1920 American comedy was produced by Joseph M. Schenck Productions and written by Buster Keaton and Edward F. Cline. It was co-directed by Keaton and Cline. For Keaton, this was the first of 13 films he directed, followed by Neighbors in the same year. Edward F. Cline also directed Neighbors in 1920 and Soft Cushions in 1927. The movie stars Buster Keaton as the groom and Sybil Seely as the bride, with Joe Roberts appearing as a piano mover.

With a runtime of 25 minutes, the film has been well received by viewers. It holds a rating of 8.1/10 on IMDb based on 10,000 votes and a score of 7.8/10 on TMDB from 341 votes.