Title (Year): Mon Oncle (1958)
Age: 66 years
GRS Rating: 5 of 5
Notable Cast:
 
Duration: 1 hr, 56 min
Infractions: None.

Comments: The main character, Monsieur Hulot, lives a carefree life and just gets by. His sister, however, has married an "over-achieving" businessman. The businessman feels that M. Hulot is wasting his life away. Only his nephew understands Hulot, which drives a stake between the father and his son.

This tongue-in-cheek French film is very funny at parts and silly most of the time. There's little dialogue necessary to put into sharp contrast the trendy, ultra-modern, rich couple with the traditional, fun-loving French man. The film is definitely poking fun at gadgets, automation, and, what has become known as, yuppies! The main titles are clever and the ending credits are non-existent, just some stereotypical French music. Definitely a classic.

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