Quentin Dupieux's New Film 'Full Phil' Stars Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson
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French filmmaker Quentin Dupieux has written, shot, edited, and directed a new film titled 'Full Phil'. The movie stars Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson as a daughter and father on a Paris vacation to mend their relationship. The film includes a black-and-white horror framing device featuring the comedy team Tim & Eric.
Facts First
- Quentin Dupieux wrote, shot, edited, and directed the new film 'Full Phil'
- Stars Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson as a daughter and father on a relationship-mending Paris vacation
- Features a black-and-white horror framing device with Tim Heidecker and Eric Wareheim as mad scientists
- Most of the action is set in a beige Paris hotel suite and a fancy restaurant
- Charlotte Le Bon plays Lucie, a hotel worker who visits the suite
What Happened
Quentin Dupieux, the French filmmaker behind 'Rubber' and 'Deerskin', has completed a new film titled 'Full Phil'. He wrote, shot, edited, and directed the project. The film stars Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson as Madeleine and her father, Philip Doom. The plot involves the pair on vacation in Paris to mend their relationship. The film includes a recurring visual element where Madeleine is constantly eating various foods, and Philip's stomach expands in relation to her eating. A separate, black-and-white framing device features Tim & Eric as mad scientists who resurrect a 'dino-fish monster'.
Why this Matters to You
If you are a fan of quirky, genre-bending cinema, this film may offer a unique viewing experience from a director known for unconventional premises. The casting of major stars like Kristen Stewart and Woody Harrelson in a project by an auteur director suggests a blend of mainstream appeal and artistic vision.
What's Next
The film's completion means it is likely to be scheduled for release at film festivals or in theaters, where audiences will get to see Dupieux's latest surreal narrative.