: A rural comedy of errors where a hunter, a picnicking couple, and a local farmer repeatedly clash while trying to share the same forest space. Artistic Style
: This segment parodies the "spectacle" of cinema, highlighting the annoyances of crowded theaters, rude audiences, and relentless advertising.
: The film explores the fatigue and anxiety induced by modern society and the futile pursuit of leisure in an increasingly chaotic world. As Long As You're Healthy YIFY
(originally titled Tant qu'on a la santé ) is a 1966 French anthology comedy directed by and starring Pierre Étaix . Often called the "French Buster Keaton," Étaix uses his background as a circus clown and illustrator to craft a film defined by intricate visual gags, minimal dialogue, and sharp satire of modern life. Movie Structure & Episodes
: Like his mentor Jacques Tati , Étaix relies on precise physical timing and sound design rather than dialogue to drive the narrative. : A rural comedy of errors where a
: While mostly in black-and-white, the "Insomnia" segment is notably shot in color.
: A man (Étaix) tries to read a spooky vampire novel in bed, but his imagination begins to blur the lines between the book and his reality. (originally titled Tant qu'on a la santé )
The film is composed of four distinct segments that explore the frustrations and absurdities of mid-20th-century life: