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villa arpel
from NYT
The Centquatre arts center has recreated the modernist Villa Arpel, the house of Géard’s family featured in “Mon Oncle.” The villa was central to the film’s criticism of rampant post-war American consumerism, with its profusion of supposedly efficient electrical gadgetry and angular furniture, rendering it a paradoxically uncomfortable and impractical place to live.
The movie is on youtube.
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from NYT
The Centquatre arts center has recreated the modernist Villa Arpel, the house of Géard’s family featured in “Mon Oncle.” The villa was central to the film’s criticism of rampant post-war American consumerism, with its profusion of supposedly efficient electrical gadgetry and angular furniture, rendering it a paradoxically uncomfortable and impractical place to live.
The movie is on youtube.
le 104
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