Monsieur Hulot á la gare

[steamboy51]

GLORIOUS.  the steam locos only make this better

[hayleygant]

The entire film was done with no dialogue, only background sounds, and the odd spoken word. Thats what makes it so brilliant.

[doyleaudio]

I agree with everyone else. This is so funny and I love it so much. Do you know where this film came from?

Thanks for the posting.

G

[STIimportance]

@doyleaudio

as far as i know it´s from "les vacances de monsieur hulot".

but concerning the "audio aspect" in it, this is the only scene that is worth watching.

[Sascopa]

UH-MAY-ZING ..... thank you for posting this! Love love love this film :D

[Sanningsministeriet]

i see this and die (laughing) everytime.

[WaKaTamKa]

The name of the director is Jacques Tati. he plays in all his movies. If you like, you must see also

- Jour de fête (1948)

- Traffic

- Mon oncle

- Playtime

Always this tipical vision, no dialogues or few, images only speak. Very good cinema. The best for me. Simple and strong. les mises en scéne sont millimétrées.

[Sanningsministeriet]

@WaKaTamKa Mon Oncle is one of my favorite movies, Traffic also, did'nt really like Jour de fete when i saw it, thought it lacked the subtle vs grotesque that his later movies have. :)