Yo Yo
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Directed by Pierre Etaix âĒ 1965 âĒ France This elaborately conceived and brilliantly mounted comedy is Pierre Etaixâs most beloved movie, as well as his personal favorite. Beginning as a clever homage to silent film, complete with intertitles, YOYO blossoms into a poignant family saga (in which Etaix plays both a father and his grown son) and a celebration of the circus Etaix adored. Chock-full of nimble sight gags and ingenious sound effects, YOYO is very sweet, a little bit melancholy, and wholly imaginative.