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    My American Uncle (Mon oncle d'Amérique) | BFI





    Behaviour modification was all the rage in the 1970s, and Resnais builds his film around the behaviourist theories of Henri Laborit. But the three stories - Depardieu as a manager short on entrepreneurship; Garcia as a failed actress; and Pierre as a smug politician-turned-writer - could as easily refute as illustrate Laborit's theories. The film starts as a mock documentary but develops, via virtuoso editing, into an intriguing, emotional and often very funny film.


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    Senior Member Country: UK Windthrop's Avatar
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    I will give this one a look. I like his films of Alan Ayckbourn's plays. Resnais comes over to Scarborough whenever there is an Ayckbourn premiere - I've spotted him in the audience a few times.

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