"Cocoanuts" is a 1929 silent film featuring the Marx Brothers, marking their first appearance on the big screen. The film is a comedy set in a Florida hotel, where a group of characters becomes embroiled in a real estate scam. The plot revolves around the antics of the brothers as they navigate misunderstandings and romantic entanglements. The film showcases the signature humor and wit of the Marx Brothers, blending slapstick comedy with clever dialogue. Directed by Robert Florey, "Cocoanuts" is notable for its musical numbers and serves as a precursor to the brothers' later, more famous films.