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Big Day (The) AKA Jour de fête AKA Holiday (Blu-ray) (1949)
Once a year the fair comes for one day to the little town of 'Sainte-Severe-sur-Indre'.Director: Jacques Tati
OVERALL: Draw-
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Extras:DISC ONE "Jour De Fête"
* The Film (original 1949 version)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version)
French Dolby Digital 1.0
"A L'americaine (American Style)" visual essay by Tati expert Stéphane Goudet (81:07)
"Jour de fête: In Search of the Lost Color" documentary (30:05)
Theatrical Trailer (2:35)
DISC TWO: Mr. Hulot's Holiday
DISC THREE: Mon Oncle
DISC FOUR: Playtime
DISC FIVE: Trafic
DISC SIX: Parade
DISC SEVEN: Bonus Disc
Tati Short Films:
- "On demande une brute" (1934; 25:01)
- "Gai dimanche" (1935; 21:30)
- "Soigne ton gauche" (1936; 13:23)
- "L’école des facteurs" (1946; 16:05)
- "Cours du soir" (1967; 28:36)
- "Dégustation maison" (1978; 13:58)
- "Forza Bastia" (1978; 27:37)
"Professor Goudet's Lessons" documentary (31:27)
"Tati Story" short (20:38) -
Subtitles:English (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.33:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1949 Version:
French LPCM 1.0
1964 Version/1995 Version:
French Dolby Digital 1.0 -
Case type:Digipak
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Notes:Comes with a 68-page booklet featuring essays by critics James Quandt, Jonathan Rosenbaum, Kristin Ross and David Cairns.
Comes in seven slim digi-pack cases housed in a cardboard slipcase.
The 1995 Thomsoncolor version is in standard definition.
All extras are in French with optional English subtitles.
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Extras:DISC ONE "Jour De Fête" (Blu-ray)
* The Film (1949 original version)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version)
"A L'americaine (American Style)" visual essay by Tati expert Stéphane Goudet (81:02)
Theatrical Trailer (2:29)
DISC TWO "Les vacances de M. Hulot" (Blu-ray)
DISC THREE "Mon oncle" (Blu-ray)
DISC FOUR "Play Time" (Blu-ray)
DISC FIVE "Trafic" (Blu-ray)
DISC SIX "Parade" (Blu-ray)
DISC SEVEN (Blu-ray)
Tati Short Films:
- "On demande une brute" (1934; 24:57)
- "Gai dimanche" (1935; 21:30)
- "Soigne ton gauche" (1936; 13:23)
- "L’école des facteurs" (1946; 16:05)
- "Cours du soir" (1967; 28:35)
- "Dégustation maison" (1978; 13:58)
- "Forza Bastia" (1978; 27:37)
DISC EIGHT (DVD)
"The Magnificent Tati" documentary (59:43)
Interview with Director Michael House (11:13)
Interview with the crew from Tati's last film "Parade" (11:41)
Madman Trailers:
- Visual Acoustics (2:24)
- Manufactured Landscapes (2:07)
- Herb and Dorothy (2:21)
- In the Shadow of the Moon (2:28) -
Subtitles:English, French (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.37:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1949 Version/1964 Version:
French DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 mono
1995 Version:
French Dolby Digital 2.0 mono -
Case type:Keep Case
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Notes:The 1995 Thomsoncolor version is upscaled from an SD source.
All extras are in French with optional English subtitles.
Includes a full color booklet. -
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Extras:* The Film (1949 original version)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version)
"A L'americaine (American Style)" visual essay by Tati expert Stéphane Goudet (81:02)
Theatrical Trailer (2:29) -
Subtitles:English, French (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.37:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1949 Version/1964 Version:
French DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 mono
1995 Version:
French Dolby Digital 2.0 mono -
Case type:Digipak
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Notes:The 1995 Thomsoncolor version is upscaled from an SD source.
All extras are in French with optional English subtitles.
Also part of the 7 disc Essential Jacques Tati. -
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Buy this disc from
Amazon France
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Extras:DISC ONE "Jour De Fête" (Blu-ray)
* The Film (1949 original version)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version)
"A L'americaine (American Style)" visual essay by Tati expert Stéphane Goudet (81:02)
Theatrical Trailer (2:29)
DISC TWO "Les vacances de M. Hulot" (Blu-ray)
DISC THREE "Mon oncle" (Blu-ray)
DISC FOUR "Play Time" (Blu-ray)
DISC FIVE "Trafic" (Blu-ray)
DISC SIX "Parade" (Blu-ray)
DISC SEVEN (Blu-ray)
Tati Short Films:
- "On demande une brute" (1934; 24:57)
- "Gai dimanche" (1935; 21:30)
- "Soigne ton gauche" (1936; 13:23)
- "L’école des facteurs" (1946; 16:05)
- "Cours du soir" (1967; 28:35)
- "Dégustation maison" (1978; 13:58)
- "Forza Bastia" (1978; 27:37) -
Subtitles:English, French (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.37:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1949 Version/1964 Version:
French DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 mono
1995 Version:
French Dolby Digital 2.0 mono -
Case type:Special Case
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Notes:The 1995 Thomsoncolor version is upscaled from an SD source.
All extras are in French with optional English subtitles.
Includes a full color booklet.
Packaged in digipack cases in a box. -
Have you spotted a mistake in these specifications? If so, let us know via our forums. -
Buy this disc from
Amazon France
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Extras:DISC ONE
* The Film (original 1949 version)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version) [MPEG-2 SD]
"À l’americaine" visual essay by Tati expert Stéphane Goudet (81:08)
Theatrical trailer [SD] (2:38)
DISC TWO "Les Vacances De M. Hulot"
DISC THREE "Mon oncle"
DISC FOUR "Playtime"
DISC FIVE "Trafic"
DISC SIX "Parade"
DISC SEVEN
Tati short films (1934–1978)
- On demande une brute (24:58)
- Gai dimanche (21:31)
- Soigne ton gauche (13:24)
- L’école des facteurs (16:06)
- Cours du soir (28:37)
- Dégustation maison (13:59)
- Forza Bastia (27:36)
"Les Leçons du Professeur Goudet" documentary (31:28) -
Subtitles:Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, Swedish (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.37:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1949 Version/1964 Version:
French DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 mono, French Dolby Digital 2.0 mono
1995 Version:
French Dolby Digital 2.0 mono -
Case type:Special Case
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Notes:Extras are in French, with optional Danish, Finnish, Norwegian, and Swedish subtitles.
Includes a 44-page bilingual full-colour booklet.
7-disc digipak case in a cardboard box. -
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Extras:DISC ONE (BLU-RAY)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version)
DISC TWO (DVD)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor Version)
* The Film (Alternate 1964 Black-and-White Version)
"Soigne ton Gauche" short by director René Clément (11:55)
"L'Ecole des Facteurs" short by director Jacques Tati (14:28)
"Cours du soir" short by director Nicolas Ribowski (26:35)
Theatrical Trailer (0:59) -
Subtitles:English (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.33:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1964 version:
English LPCM 2.0 mono (Voice-over)
1995 version:
French LPCM 2.0 mono -
Case type:Keep Case
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Notes:Comes with a 16-page booklet containing notes.
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Extras:* The Film (1949 original version)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version)
"A L'americaine (American Style)" visual essay by Tati expert Stéphane Goudet (81:02)
Theatrical Trailer (2:29) -
Subtitles:English, French (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.37:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1949 Version/1964 Version:
French DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 mono
1995 Version:
French Dolby Digital 2.0 mono -
Case type:Keep Case
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Notes:The 1995 Thomsoncolor version is upscaled from an SD source.
All extras are in French with optional English subtitles.
Also part of the 7 disc Essential Jacques Tati. -
Have you spotted a mistake in these specifications? If so, let us know via our forums. -
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Extras:DISC ONE "Jour De Fête" (Blu-ray)
* The Film (1949 original version)
* The Film (1964 partially-colorized version)
* The Film (1995 Thomsoncolor version)
"American Style Written and Directed by Stéphane Goudet: An Analysis Film About Jacques Tati's Jour de Fête" 2013 visual essay (81:02)
Theatrical Trailer (2:29)
DISC TWO "Les vacances de M. Hulot" (Blu-ray)
DISC THREE "Mon oncle" (Blu-ray)
DISC FOUR "Play Time" (Blu-ray)
DISC FIVE "Trafic" (Blu-ray)
DISC SIX "Parade" (Blu-ray)
DISC SEVEN (Blu-ray)
Tati Short Films:
- "On demande une brute" (1934; 24:57)
- "Gai dimanche" (1935; 21:30)
- "Soigne ton gauche" (1936; 13:23)
- "L’école des facteurs" (1946; 16:05)
- "Cours du soir" (1967; 28:35)
- "Dégustation maison" (1978; 13:58)
- "Forza Bastia" (1978; 27:37) -
Subtitles:English, French (optional)
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Aspect Ratio:1.37:1
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Picture Format:1080p24 AVC MPEG-4
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Soundtrack(s):1949 Version/1964 Version:
French DTS-HD Master Audio 2.0 mono
1995 Version:
French Dolby Digital 2.0 mono -
Case type:Keep Case
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Notes:The 1995 Thomsoncolor version is upscaled from an SD source.
All extras are in French with optional English subtitles.
Includes a full color booklet.
Packaged in thin keep cases in a box. -
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OVERALL: Draw
- The Criterion edition has the best extras (exclusive "Jour de fête: In Search of the Lost Color" documentary, Tati shorts as well as other extras on the seventh disc...), has 3 versions of the film, however the 1995 Thomsoncolor version is in SD.
- The Australian Studio Canal release has all the extras from the identical UK and French releases and adds an exclusive bonus disc of extras, has 3 versions of the film, though upscales the 1995 Thomsoncolor version from an SD source.
- The UK BFI edition has both the 1964 version and the 1995 Thomsoncolor version in 1080p, though it does not include the original 1949 version and the 1964 version does not include the original French language track. It also includes the alternate 1964 version on the DVD only.
The following versions of the movie are known:
- The original 1949 black-and-white version (~87min),
- The alternate 1964 black-and-white version, including additional sequences with a new character (a painter), a few colorized shots, and a different soundtrack in which the story is told from the painter's point of view (~82min),
- The 1995 Thomsoncolor version - the film was shot by Tati simultaneously in B&W and the experimental Thomsoncolor but the firm went bankrupt and color prints could not be made by conventional means, so the negatives were not processed until 1995 (~80min).
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CUTS:
- Blu-ray A The Complete Jacques Tati America- Criterion Collection - No cuts - features the original 1949 (87:19), 1964 partially-colorized (80:31) and 1995 Thomsoncolor (80:15) versions.
- Blu-ray B Jacques Tati Restored Collection Australia- Studio Canal - No cuts - features the original 1949 (86:53), 1964 partially-colorized (80:25) and 1995 Thomsoncolor (76:37) versions.
- Blu-ray B France- Studio Canal - No cuts - features the original 1949 (86:53), 1964 partially-colorized (80:25) and 1995 Thomsoncolor (76:37) versions.
- Blu-ray B Intégrale Jacques Tati France- Studio Canal - No cuts - features the original 1949 (86:53), 1964 partially-colorized (80:25) and 1995 Thomsoncolor (76:37) versions.
- Blu-ray B Jacques Tati: The Ultimate Complete Collection Scandinavia- Future Film / Studio S - No cuts – features the original 1949 (86:37), 1964 partially-colourized (80:26) and 1995 Thomsoncolor (77:00 PAL) versions.
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Blu-ray B United Kingdom- British Film Institute - No cuts - features the 1964 partially-colorized version (81:59), with English credits, and the 1995 Thomsoncolor version (79:57).
The 1995 colorized version starts with a short (0:57) sequence about the simultaneous color and black-and-white filming. - Blu-ray B United Kingdom- Studio Canal - No cuts - features the original 1949 (86:53), 1964 partially-colorized (80:25) and 1995 Thomsoncolor (76:37) versions.
- Blu-ray B Essential Jacques Tati United Kingdom- Studio Canal - No cuts - features the original 1949 (86:53), 1964 partially-colorized (80:25) and 1995 Thomsoncolor (76:37) versions.
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Comparison added by Vincent_Bouche on 13/05/13
Comparison last updated by James-Masaki_Ryan on 17/10/18UPDATE LOG:
13/05/13: Initial entry.
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14/10/14: Added Criterion edition.
15/10/14: Added Studiocanal version.
24/01/15: Updated the overall (and slightly updated Criterion specifications).
23/10/16: Additions of Australia, France x2, UK Essential Box.
07/01/18: Updated title.
16/10/18: Added Scandinavia.
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