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Directed by Terry Jones, 1983

God took six days to create the world and Monthy Python just 90 minutes to destroy it ... "The Meaning of Life" was the last film for film's mythical group of British comedians, the exponents of the comedy of the absurd. In this last work, the Monty Python explore the meaning of life so caustic and subversive, a record full of humorous rhythm and hilarious gags. "The Meaning of Life" won the Grand Jury Prize at the Cannes Film Festival, 1983 edition.

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Directed by Terry Gilliam, Terry Jones, 1975

The Monty Python constituted one of the most irreverent and subversive groups comedians ever. Its programs for British television in the 70s and its theatrical films are true institutions better mood "nonsense" and surrealistic in living memory. "Monty Python and the Holy Grail" was the first film to the big screen and represents the zenith of anarchic comedy and absurdity, begun decades ago by the Marx Brothers.