Mon Oncle by Jacques Tati

Steven Weill

“An early, underrated and (at least more) accessible masterpiece from Enter Fugue hero Jacques Tati. He turns domestic modernism into behavioral comedy in a way many wouldn't consider to do themselves for another couple of decades. The house is full of objects supposedly designed to improve life, yet every surface, appliance, and ritual makes its inhabitants more self-conscious and significantly le”

Natasha Michaels

“Every frame is perfect”