Mon Oncle

Jacques Tati makes a film about how much he hates modern architecture. The cheerfully impractical Monsieur Hulot visits his upwardly mobile sister's family in their aggressively modern suburban home. Naturally, she tries to get him a job and a wife. It's very French.

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Jacques Tati directed Mon Oncle in 1958. See Jacques Tati's full filmography, where to start with Jacques Tati, or where to go after you've seen everything by Jacques Tati.

Mon Oncle was released in 1958 (FR original-language production), with a runtime of 118 minutes.