The films of French director Quentin Dupieux spin self-contained worlds that revolve around absurd obsessions: an automobile tire with an urge to kill (“Rubber”), a man consumed with desire for a ...
"Mandibles" is the French absurdist’s most accessible film to date, but still has his own personal brand of deadpan oddness. Editor’s note: This review was originally published at the 2020 Venice Film ...
'Mandibles' director Quentin Dupieux talks with Showbiz Cheat Sheet about his new movie. He cast two French celebrities in the lead, but Adèle Exarchopoulos asked to audition for him because she ...
Rubber is an outrageous, absurd film about a tire that kills people telepathically, and the spectators who watch its carnage. However, making a tire hit its marks frustrated Dupieux. “The tire was a ...
French prankster Quentin Dupieux is on hilarious, unusually sweet form in a comedy that makes a family of two bird-brained losers and their pet fly. It is generally not good critical form to lift a ...
Quentin Dupieux has made unique, strange movies about being a man since 2007, but his surreal indie comedy Mandibles marks his sweetest and most accessible film yet. Manu (Grégoire Ludig) and Jean Gab ...
Magnet Releasing opens the French filmmaker's droll latest movie on July 23. Quentin Dupieux, also known in some circles by his musical stage name of Mr. Oizo, has a cult following for his deadpan, ...
Dir/scr. Quentin Dupieux. France-Belgium. 2020. 77mins. Not a minute too short or too long, this appetising 77-minute comic buddy-film from Quentin Dupieux shows the talented French musician and ...
Distributor Altitude has picked up a slate of four films for the U.K. and Ireland, including Adam Egypt Mortimer’s “Archenemy,” Quentin Dupieux‘s “Mandibles,” Mathieu Turi’s “Meander” and Philippe ...
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