Jacques Tati

The feature debut of French filmmaking master Jacques Tati, following the misadventures of an easily-distracted mailman looking to improve the speed of his delivery service.

Sylvain Chomet's (The Triplets of Belleville) new animated charmer packed with lively little jokes. Based on an unfilmed script by French comic Jacques Tati, it's the tale of a music hall magician who travels (with truculent white rabbit) from Paris to London to Scotland in pursuit of ever-smaller stages for his one-man show.

The final Monsieur Hulot feature from French filmmaking extraordinaire Jacques Tati, following the fumble-prone comic character travelling from Paris to Amsterdam.

Master French comic Jacques Tati's most daring and ambitious work. The misadventures of Monsieur Hulot continues (after 1953's Mr. Hulot's Holiday and 1958's Mon Oncle), here in a futuristic Paris. As Hulot roams the city, he manages to find some chaos amongst the cold, steel and glass environs.

French filmmaker and comedian Jacques Tati's third feature about the pipe-smoking, unemployed Monsieur Hulot as he spends his days being a bad influence on his adoring nephew and wrestling with a new world of plastics and mechanics.

Legendary French filmmaker and actor Jacques Tati's 1953 comedy, his second film and the first to feature his lurching, overcoat-wearing, pipe-smoking creation, Monsieur Hulot.