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Mon oncle

film by Tati [1958]
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  • Tati, Jacques
    Jacques Tati

    His subsequent film, Mon oncle (1958), in which Monsieur Hulot contends with modern technology, won the Academy Award for best foreign film. Playtime (1967) focused on the dehumanizing effects of modern architecture in office buildings, airports, and other structures. Tati built an enormous set at great expense for…

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    His subsequent film, Mon oncle (1958), in which Monsieur Hulot contends with modern technology, won the Academy Award for best foreign film. Playtime (1967) focused on the dehumanizing effects of modern architecture in office buildings, airports, and other structures. Tati built an enormous set at great expense for…

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