Parade (1973)

For someone who starred in all of his films, Jacques Tati always made it clear that he is one of the most selfless filmmakers of all time. Parade proves his films were never about him, or Hulot, or anyone specifically. They were about everyone and they were for everyone.…

Karsten

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Joel Haver

Although it very much resembles one, this film is not called Circus, because a circus is about the performers; in a parade, however, the line between the performer and the viewer is blurred. Even before Parade, Tati’s films were always more of parades than circuses: his…

Arta

The Stop Making Sense of vaudeville circus movies.

Tom W

Jacques Tati Ranked List  This is the final film by Jacques Tati, even though I don't think it's up to scratch as some of his others, it completely encapsulates the meaning of his work. He took so many tricks, stunts and jokes from is other films and created this great…

Will

Everything I wanted in a Jacques Tati film and honestly more. Maybe it's not his best, neither is it his most well made, but God, was I entertained. Really showcased Tati's sentimentality, his willingness to make people laugh even before the end of his life. Little moments…

Hyun

Although not on par with any of his films featuring Mr. Hulot, Tati’s Parade is still a joy to watch. From the incredible juggling to the prankster mule, there is never a dull moment.

Ford H

Jacques Tati cumplirá 70 años en 1978; en treinta de carrera no ha podido rodar más que seis largometrajes: Jour de fête (1947), Las vacaciones del señor Hulot (Les vacances de Monsieur Hulot, 1953), Mi tío (Mon oncle, 1958), Play Time (1967), Tráfico (Trafic, 1971) y el…

Miguel Marías

La última película del gran Jacques Tati no podría ser ni mas ni menos que un conjunte de toda su carrera. Tanto sus peculiares pero divertidos gags, los diferentes puntos de vista en cada personaje y la alegría que transmite. Todo acá. Una despedida hermosa de toda una…

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