Mon oncle

Jacques Tati takes a derisive look at modernity. Gérard and his parents live in a villa with all modern conveniences. In steps Gérard’s uncle Hulot, whose ineptitude with modern devices wreaks havoc in the home and is responsible for many slapstick moments. New 4K restoration. Tati's mild disdain for the work ethos and sterility of modern life swells to massive proportions as he introduces Hulot to factory life. This time, Monsieur Hulot is cast as Gérard's favourite uncle. While his parents are struggling to come to terms with the “new” family, their small son realizes all too keenly what great fun life with his anachronistic uncle can be. Gérard's father owns a new factory and a new, modern suburban villa, complete with a large garden and a gorgeous fountain. Gérard