Mon Oncle(1958)
Comedy from French film director Jacques Tati, about a man who is baffled by his sister's state-of-the-art home, and mourns the loss of tradition.
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Age group8+ years
Duration103 mins
- Harry, 8
- 7 reviews
Zzzz... it was so boring I fell asleep. My most favourite part was...well I had two. My first favourite part was when they whistled and turned round and banged in to a lamp post. Secondly was when the film paused and stopped! I would only recommend this film for aged 24 and over.
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