“Movement in Tati’s films seems like a meticulous, macrocosmic tribute to the ant world, where, viewed from a distance, the ants all seem to know where they are going. Everyone is always in motion, people entering or leaving buildings, doors opening and closing – but always there is motion. His films can be simply described as a poetic depiction of dynamic processes.”  Jacques Tati: Last Bastion of Innocence

  1. maddsmikkelsen reblogged this from howtocatchamonster
  2. onemoretimeunto reblogged this from salesonfilm and added:
    saleso
  3. imnotcrazyiswear reblogged this from salesonfilm
  4. pimpdaddyunicornstache reblogged this from howtocatchamonster
  5. thenormadesmond reblogged this from howtocatchamonster
  6. howtocatchamonster reblogged this from salesonfilm
  7. octupusjam reblogged this from iwanttobelikearollingstone
  8. iwanttobelikearollingstone reblogged this from salesonfilm
  9. arthousejunkie reblogged this from salesonfilm
  10. missworldvirginitycontest reblogged this from thenightlymirror
  11. thenightlymirror reblogged this from tothegallows
  12. tothegallows reblogged this from salesonfilm
  13. ezrapizza reblogged this from salesonfilm
  14. gillesdc reblogged this from salesonfilm
  15. hetediksor reblogged this from salesonfilm
  16. elenoire4 reblogged this from salesonfilm
  17. sidekickmarlee reblogged this from salesonfilm
  18. unwordinglanguage reblogged this from salesonfilm and added:
    — Jacques Tati: Last Bastion of Innocence
  19. uwuc reblogged this from salesonfilm
  20. enfantdesaccorde reblogged this from salesonfilm