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IFC Midnight to Release Quentin Dupieux’s Latest, “Reality”

November 11, 2014

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While certainly out there in the far reaches of the bizarre, we couldn’t help but double over in laughter all throughout Quentin Dupieux‘s Wrong and Wrong Cops.

So, naturally, we’re excited for his next film Reality, which has just been acquired by IFC Midnight, like Wrong Cops, for release.

Eric Wareheim, John Heder, Alain Chabat, Elodie Bouchez, “a mysterious VHS”, an “imaginary skin disease”, and more that are in “Reality” seems to be the ingredients for another mind-bending fun romp from Dupieux.

Watch a clip of it and see what we’re talking about here.

Quentin Dupieux’s “Wrong Cops” Is Out Next Week

December 22, 2013

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One of our absolute favorite movies from last year was Quentin Dupieux’s absurdist delight Wrong. In how purely silly and non-sensical it is, Dupieux, for our money, brought substance out of unfiltered fun.

His follow up to Wrong, Wrong Cops is right along the same track in it’s dedication to a brilliantly ludicrous sensibility with the likes of Arden Myrin, Eric Wareheim, Steve Little, Marilyn Manson, and one hell of a performance from Mark Burnham as an asshole cop obsessed with cutting edge European techno.

Watch the trailer here and then make sure to go see it at Cinefamily or The Downtown Independent here in LA next week or at a location near you soon.

Please Watch Quentin Dupieux’s ‘Wrong’ ASAP Wherever It’s Playing

March 28, 2013

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Somehow, hearing someone exclaiming how they couldn’t understand why people we’re laughing while walking out of the theater made the upcoming film ‘Wrong’ by Quentin Dupieux even funnier when we already think it’s one of the funniest movies we’ve seen this year. It’s absurdist comedy possibly at it’s best, somewhere between Charlie Kaufman, Jim Jarmusch, and a tinge of an episode of 30 Rock. Here’s the trailer to give you an idea, not to mention awesome performances all around from Jack Plotnick, William Fichtner, Steve Little, and more.

If you’re in LA, don’t miss it’s week run at Cinefamily starting tomorrow Fri. Mar. 29th-Thurs. Apr. 4th.