Quentin Dupieux
Quentin Dupieux is a French filmmaker, writer, and musician, known for his unique brand of absurdist humor and surreal storytelling. His films often blend elements of comedy and the bizarre, creating a distinct cinematic style that challenges conventional narratives. Dupieux gained international recognition with works such as 'Rubber' and 'Deerskin,' which showcase his penchant for unconventional plots and deadpan humor.
Born on Apr 14, 1970 (56 years old)
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Portugal:
Quentin Dupieux directed the film L’Accident de Piano.
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Switzerland:
Quentin Dupieux directed the absurd film 'Mandibules' that will be shown this summer.
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France:
He directed the film Yannick in 2024.
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France:
Quentin Dupieux is the director of the film L’Accident de piano.
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France:
Quentin Dupieux directed the film 'L'Accident de piano'.
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France:
Quentin Dupieux offers a fierce and absurd look at our flaws in his film 'L’Accident de piano'.
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Portugal:
Quentin Dupieux directed the surreal comedy that follows a French journalist's encounters with Salvador Dalí.
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Monaco:
Quentin Dupieux was the first guest invited to the Vidéo Club show.
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Spain:
Quentin Dupieux is the director of the film 'El segundo acto'.
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United Kingdom:
Quentin Dupieux is mentioned as a comparison for the weird sense of humour in French cinema.
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