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Mon oncle

1958 [FRENCH]

Action / Comedy

Mon oncle

1958 [FRENCH]

Action / Comedy

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94% TOMATOMETER · 33 reviews

89% AUDIENCE · 5K ratings

7.6/10 · 25.2K

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Plot summary

Genial, bumbling Monsieur Hulot loves his top-floor apartment in a grimy corner of the city, and cannot fathom why his sister's family has moved to the suburbs. Their house is an ultra-modern nightmare, which Hulot only visits for the sake of stealing away his rambunctious young nephew. Hulot's sister, however, wants to win him over to her new way of life, and conspires to set him up with a wife and job.

Director

Jacques Tati

Top cast

Jean-François Martial as Walter

Jacques Tati as Monsieur Hulot

Pierre Étaix as Delivery Man

Jean-Pierre Zola as Charles Arpel

Tech specs

720p.BLU 1080p.BLU

723.85 MB

1280*720

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 56 min

Seeds 4

1.4 GB

1920*1080

French 2.0

Not Rated

Subtitles

23.976 fps

1 hr 56 min

Seeds 20

Comments 5

frpatte 619 days ago

The 1080p is in english... nothing has changed!

neo1966 910 days ago

The 1080p is in french now.

Djinniman 1961 days ago

I can confirm, it’s definitely English dubbed (at least the 1080p version is).

LuckyDustSoul 2675 days ago

reeeee it's in english, french audio please

diaa 3840 days ago

thanks you very much

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IMDb reviews

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7 / 10

Back in the day when it was very

CinemaSerf

Back in the day when it was very de rigueur to live in an home with all the mod cons we meet la famille “Arpel”. Monsieur (Jean-Pierre Zola) has a managerial…

Back in the day when it was very de rigueur to live in an home with all the mod cons we meet la famille “Arpel”. Monsieur (Jean-Pierre Zola) has a managerial job at a plastics factory and that’s keeping his slightly snobbish wife (Adrienne Servantie) in the style to which she has already become accustomed. In the nearby city lives her brother “Hulot” (Jacques Tati) whose home barely has plumbing and who is concerned that his young nephew “Gérard” (Alain Bécourt) isn’t living life to the full in his gilded cage of an home. Not unreasonably, his parents conclude that uncle might be a bit of a bad influence on their youngster so devise a cunning plan to put him to work at the factory. A risky strategy, methinks - especially as “Hulot” is very much an independent thinker who could end up wrecking the whole place! Their attack on this affable man’s personality is two pronged. They also assemble a collection of individuals for a party in their perfectly cultivated garden so that perhaps they can set him up with a suitable lady friend. Well, as you can probably imagine, “Hulot” is a fish out of water and though not deliberately rude or unpleasant, well you get the drift… With their conformity magnets definitely working against each other, will it be possible for this family to learn to live and let live? There’s a gentle comedy to this whole film but there is also an only thinly veiled critique offered on the sterilisation of society and community endangered by automated industrialisation. The impact on jobs, careers and the social structure of their town is all at risk as interpersonal skills are sacrificed at the altar of increased productivity, lower costs and a continuing supply that doesn’t stop when the whistle blows at 5pm. The humour comes from an on form Tati’s avuncular persona, but also from the really quite amiable efforts of both Servantie and Zola, with the former of the pairing determined, at all costs, to ensure her lad is way ahead of the Joneses never mind kept up with them. What is also here is just an hint of jeopardy. We really don’t know how it might end, or who might prevail, until the very last gadget in her state of the art kitchen has shown us it’s (largely entirely unnecessary) function. It’s a film that bears watching a few times as each subsequent watch reveals more worth a gander, it’s good fun and I’d like to have seen Charles Laughton have a go at the role!

9 / 10

A movie to WATCH for historical commentary

movieed1

Jacques was making a movie to WATCH for future generations to see how the simple social life in the small country towns were going to be killed off with…

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