Monsieur Hulot lives in the old folk district where dogs still run around the streets and people still find time to stop for a chat alongside a greeting. Monsieur Hulot's sister, on the other hand, lives in a modern upscale neighborhood where her husband, a wealthy industrialist, has built a super-modern villa, as alienating in terms of technology as it is in terms of its mostly impractical design. What happens when these two worlds collide? This French-Italian grotesque, made in 1958 by Jacques Tati, is an extraordinary glimpse into the alienated and mechanised world as it was imagined at the time.

Jacques Tati / France / 1958 / 110 min. / French, English subtitles

The event is baby-friendly and is intended primarily for adults. Parents can watch the film, while kids enjoy the kids' corner. The White Hall space is adapted to the sound level and lighting, as well as the possibility to tend to your kids' needs if needed.