Trafic - Tati im Stossverkehr

Originaltitel: Trafic

1971
6
1 Std. 36 Min.

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Monsieur Hulot fährt mit seinem Auto von Paris zu einer Automesse nach Frankreich - natürlich in seinem typischen komischen und chaotischen Stil.Monsieur Hulot fährt mit seinem Auto von Paris zu einer Automesse nach Frankreich - natürlich in seinem typischen komischen und chaotischen Stil.Monsieur Hulot fährt mit seinem Auto von Paris zu einer Automesse nach Frankreich - natürlich in seinem typischen komischen und chaotischen Stil.

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7,0/10

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Nominiert für 1 BAFTA Award
- 1 Gewinn & 1 Nominierung insgesamt

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Jacques Tati

Monsieur Hulot
(as Mr. Hulot)

Marcel Fraval

Truckdriver

Honoré Bostel

Director of ALTRA

François Maisongrosse

François
(as F. Maisongrosse)

Tony Knepper

Mechanic

Franco Ressel

Marco Zuanelli

Mechanic
(as Mario Zanuelli)

Maria Kimberly

Maria

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Wissenswertes
The end scene (people walking with umbrellas between parked cars) was shot on the parking lot of the then still functioning Amsterdam Ford factory.

Patzer
Several (Dutch) license plates can be seen on various different vehicles, sometimes even in the same shot. For instance the license plate "FT-92-65" can be seen in the petrol station scene on both a Peugeot 504 and a Chrysler 180. Later the same plate is on a Peugeot 204 passing in front of the exhibition center. In the "road rage" scene the number 76-04-NF is on both the Renault 16 and the Citroën ID. Shortly after the same plate is on an Opel Kadett parked in front of the exhibition center.

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Radio Announcer: The Cyclone 70. A new raincoat... especially made for the sun.

Crazy Credits
In the opening credits, Tati is billed simply as "M. Hulot." He does, of course, use his real name for his writing and directing credits.

Verbindungen
Featured in Omnibus: Monsieur Hulot's Work (1976)

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9/10

Almost as good as Tati's best films; very underrated!

Tati's final theatrical film, which is often considered his greatest failure, is in actuality nearly as good as his masterpieces. In this film, Tati stars for the fourth and final time as M. Hulot. This time he has a job as an automobile designer, and it is his job to get his company's new Camping Car to Amsterdam for a big auto show. Accompanying him is a driver, François, and a public relations worker, Maria (played marvelously by Maria Kimberly, who reminds us of the great lead actress roles played by Nathalie Pascaud and Barbara Denneck in M. Hulot's Holiday and Playtime respectively). Maria drives around in a little yellow convertible with her little fur-ball dog. Its fast and maneuverable. It can go pretty much anywhere it wants. Unfortunately, François and M. Hulot are driving a large truck. They often get into trouble when they're trying to follow Maria's car. Every problem that can happen does. Many observations are made about how people act when they're in their cars on the highway (it's a non-stop traffic jam from Paris to Amsterdam). The jokes in Traffic are always hilarious. The first fifteen or twenty minutes are somewhat dry of them, which is mainly why I don't rank this one up there with M. Hulot's Holiday, Mon Oncle, and Playtime (it's about even with Jour de fête). But when it gets going, it never stops. And it's beautiful, too, just as all of his other films. The final sequence is sublime, and the final shot will stay with me forever. 9/10.