SÉQUENCE CULTE "Mon oncle" de Jacques Tati - 1958 | La Cinéphile

A moment of pure visual cinematic comedy from Jacques Tati's MON ONCLE ('58), which won the Academy Award for Best Foreign Language Film. | FilmStruck

TATIVILLE SUR MARNE. En 1965 les caméras de l'émission « Panorama » débarquent sur les lieux du tournage de « Play Time » de Jacques Tati. Visite guidée de la ville imaginée par le réalisateur, qui est alors en pleine construction 👇 | INA

Jacques Tati's classic comedies, now streaming on MUBI. | MUBI UK & Ireland

Coming in July! Directed by and starring Jacques Tati in MR HULOT'S HOLIDAY (1953). Classic French comedy which introduces us to the pipe-smoking, well-meaning but clumsy character of Monsieur Hulot as he travels to a beachside hotel where he accidentally causes havoc. Premieres Sunday 9th July at 7pm on #TalkingPicturesTV | Talking Pictures TV Sky 328 Freeview 82 Freesat 306 Virgin 445 Freely 36

The widely beloved Jacques Tati was a true comic genius whose tableaux of a clueless humanity lost amid modern absurdities are not only hysterical but also strikingly prescient. Our collection "The Comedy of Modern Life: Films by Jacques Tati" is now streaming. | MUBI UK & Ireland

On this day, 58 years ago Playtime (1967), directed by Jacques Tati, opened at the Paris Empire Cinerama. Roger Ebert: “Playtime is not simply a comedy, or even a satire. It is a vision of modern life so precise and so complete that it seems to have been observed by a visitor from another planet, a film that grows richer every time you see it.” | History of Cinema