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Jacques TATI

  • France
  • 1949
  • 79min
  • black and white
  • ÇȼÇ

Jacques Tati, the ¡®Charlie Chaplin¡¯ of France, is a great filmmaker with his own style of comedy and an actor. This debut film in which he stars is set in a rural French village gearing up for a festival. A country postman obsessed with the American postal system, dreams of delivering the mail modern American style. Unfortunately, he only has a single bike for transportation. Such physical constraints lead to a series of mishaps and accidents. The course of his endeavors displays the clash between efficiency and rationality represented through the ¡®American way¡¯ and tradition represented through the ¡®French way¡¯, not to mention an attempt to question and satirize the ¡®values of modern civilization¡¯. (YOO Sun-hee)  

Director

  • Jacques TATIJacques TATI

    Jacques Tati was a French mime, filmmaker and screenwriter. He directed six feature films for his whole life, four of that appeared as Hulot. His first major feature was Jour de fête(1949), and his works include Les Vacances de Monsieur Hulot(1953), Mon Oncle(1958), Play Time(1967). One of his script was made animation The Illusionist(2010) by Sylvain Chomet.

     

Credit

  • ProducerMichel CHUVIN, Fred Orain, Andre PAULVE, Pierre TATI
  • Cast Jacques BEAUVAIs, Nathalie PASCAUD, Micheline ROLLA, Valentine CAMAX
  • Cinematography Jacques MERCANTON, Jacques SAUVAGEOT
  • Editor Marcel MORREAU
  • Music Jean YATOVE