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Mon Oncle
Mon Oncle
Available on VHS. The best copy available is the Criterion Collection DVD, which offers the French- and English-language soundtracks. The Criterion laserdisc, from , only has the English-language track. It is widely available, also, on videotape. From the Bellos book: “The original version.with piano-solo sound track has been lost. The 16mm and 35mm copies in distribution give the remake or else the version, which is the same save for the inserted “shark-tooth” sequence in the collapsing kayak episode. Video copies available in Britain and the USA are all of the version.” Tati inserted the “shark-tooth” sequence to which Bellos refers as a parody of Steven Spielberg’s Jaws
Available on VHS. The best copy available is the Criterion Collection DVD, which offers the French- and English-language soundtracks. The Criterion laserdisc, from , only has the English-language track. It is widely available, also, on videotape. From the Bellos book: “The original version.with piano-solo sound track has been lost. The 16mm and 35mm copies in distribution give the remake or else the version, which is the same save for the inserted “shark-tooth” sequence in the collapsing kayak episode. Video copies available in Britain and the USA are all of the version.” Tati inserted the “shark-tooth” sequence to which Bellos refers as a parody of Steven Spielberg’s Jaws
Forza Bastia 78 ou l’île en f ête (-, 26 mins) An unknown Tati film referenced by Jean A Gili in Positif 480 (Feb , p. 60). Shot in and edited by Sophie Tatischeff (his daughter) over 20 years later.
Forza Bastia 78 ou l’île en f ête (-, 26 mins) An unknown Tati film referenced by Jean A Gili in Positif 480 (Feb , p. 60). Shot in and edited by Sophie Tatischeff (his daughter) over 20 years later.
