Mon oncle
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A comedy in which the vague and clumsy M. Hulot, in contrast to his more wealthy sister and brother-in-law, is constantly at odds with the modern world.
Title:
Mon oncle
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Publisher:
Criterion Collection
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Imprint:
[S.l.] - Criterion Collection
Series:
ISBN:
0780023994
Language:
French and
English
Performers:
Jacques Tati, Jean-Pierre Zola, Adrienne Servantie, Alain Becourt.
Statement of responsibility:
Specta Films ; Alter Films ; Film del Centauro ; Gray-Film ; directed by Jacques Tati
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Add a CommentYou do not need to understand French for this Tati's movie. 1960 humour but still funny. Better than Mr Hulot and an older version of Mr Bean.
Sweet, funny and beautiful to look at.
This is a wonderful movie, like all of Jacques Tatie's work. It is an amused observation of the conflict between modern and traditional life, and is bittersweet in its conclusions. Don't expect laugh-out-loud humour, it is quieter and deeper. The sound design is exceptional as well (especially the secretary's footsteps...)
Think of a gentler, kinder Mr. Bean. His friendship with his nephew finally rubs off on the boy's father to the delight of all concerned.