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Comedy • NR • 2015 • 1 hr 27 min
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As usual with Mr. Dupieux, it's hard to make sense of what's happening. He's so good, we don't need to. Enjoy the ride.
You won't understand anything but you'll like it.
It's like a dream inside of a dream, that is about a dream of a dream. Weird and fun movie.
To love it, it is necessary to make the effort to strip away from prejudices and have the pleasure of diverting your gaze from the obvious.
A clever, disorienting and absurdly humorous fever dream of a film. It's meta, philosophical and I'd say even satirical.
I wanted a movie that felt like a dream I got a movie that felt like a dream. I'm still confused by it
Quentin Dupieux et son style bien à lui. Un cinéma frais et innatendu. J'aime les séquences qu'il propose et le casting est parfait.
It's like magic. Don't try to understand this movie. Just watch it without asking any questions.
Extremely complex. A must watch art film.
Offbeat film which seems to make no sense but all comes together in the end. Light entertainment if you don’t think too hard about it
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