15/06/2026
🎬 Our Film Blog has been updated!
Ahead of this Thursday’s screening, we’re delighted to share Izzy Sieveking’s latest blog post, exploring the brilliance of Jacques Tati’s PlayTime (1967).
A dazzling blend of comedy, visual invention, and architectural wonder, PlayTime follows the gentle and ever-curious Monsieur Hulot through a futuristic Paris of glass, steel, and modern technology. With its meticulously choreographed scenes and almost wordless humour, the film invites us to slow down, look closely, and find delight in the everyday.
Widely regarded as one of cinema’s greatest achievements, PlayTime was Jacques Tati’s ambitious labour of love, resulting in a film that remains playful, inventive, and remarkably relevant today.
If you’re joining us for this Thursday’s screening, Izzy’s blog is the perfect introduction. If you’re new to Tati, it’s a wonderful invitation to discover one of the most unique films ever made.
🎥 Screening Details
PlayTime (1967)
📅 Thursday 18th June
📍 Wingfield Barns CIC
Read the latest Film Blog via the link in our bio, and we look forward to welcoming you for another memorable evening of great cinema at Wingfield