Monsieur Hulot travels to Paris for an appointment, but once arrived in the hypermodern city he gets hopelessly lost. What follows is a hilarious struggle with technology and architecture. With few words, Jacques Tati masterfully and humorously portrays the absurdities of modern life. Playtime is a feast for lovers of architecture, sound, and choreography — a timeless classic that invites endless rewatching.\n\nIt is not for nothing that the film is considered by countless critics to be one of the best ever made.