Look Again. Jan 19 – 29, 2012 Park City, Utah

Dolph Springer wakes up one morning to realize he has lost the love of his life, his dog, Paul. During his quest to get Paul (and his life) back, Dolph radically changes the lives of others: a pizza-delivering nymphomaniac, a jogging-addict neighbor in search of completeness, an opportunistic French Mexican gardener, and an off-kilter pet detective. In his journey to find Paul, Dolph may lose something even more vital—his mind.

Quentin Dupieux created a stir at the 2010 Cannes international Film Festival with Rubber, a film about a killer tire. He has crafted a follow-up that is equally bizarre, yet entrancing. WRONG overturns cinematic conventions and the universe within the film. Preconceived notions about life and storytelling are altered to a humorous, disorienting, yet ultimately illuminating effect. In doing so, WRONG makes us question those we blindly trust. With a hand in nearly every facet of filmmaking, Dupieux proves himself a mad, colossally talented visionary who delightfully refuses to play by the rules. - T.G.

Diane Jassem
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Quentin Dupieux (also known as electronic musician Mr. Oizo) writes, directs, shoots, and edits his movies, as well as composing the music. In 2001 the medium-length Nonfilm was his first directing project. Dupieux's first feature film was Steak (2006). His feature, Rubber, was presented at the 2010 Cannes Critics’ Week. Rubber's premiere became an international media sensation, both for its craftsmanship and its role as absurdist meta-artwork. Dupieux's new feature, WRONG, was written and shot in Los Angeles in the spring of 2011.