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Scene from Rubber (2010)
Scene Details
| Duration: 108 sec. | Nudity: yes | Creator: zorg |
| New Filesize: N/A | Sound: yes | Old Filesize: 116 mb |
| File Format: AOMedia Video 1 (WebM/AV1) | Resolution: 1920x1080 | Added: 2015-Dec-21 |
Actresses in this Scene
Roxane Mesquida
Details
Alternate Names: Roxanne Mezquida, ロキサーヌ・メスキダ, 록산느 메스퀴다
Physical Characteristics: N/A
Career
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Full Biography
Roxane Mesquida, born October 1, 1981 in Marseille but raised in Le Pradet, France, started her acting career at age 13 when she was discovered by director Manuel Pradal during casting for his film 'Marie Baie des Anges'. She worked with controversial French filmmaker Catherine Breillat in several films including 'À ma soeur!' and 'Sex Is Comedy', the latter exploring themes of social manipulation, sex, and power on a film set. Mesquida planned to attend art school but pursued acting instead, maintaining an interest in visual arts.
About the Movie: Rubber (2010)
Release Year: 2010
Nation: France
Alternative Title: Rubber, O Pneu Assassino, Lastiho, Gumi, Gumija, Opona, Rubber - Pneu, Шина
Director: Quentin Dupieux
Writer: Quentin Dupieux
Production & Genre
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Companies: Realitism Films
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Horror, Mystery
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Keywords
Keywords: desert, exploding building, tire
Story
The movie 'Rubber' begins with a group of people gathered in the California desert to watch an unconventional film set in the late 1990s. The protagonist of this 'film within a film' is Robert, a sentient car tire who comes to life and goes on a rampage through a desert town. Robert becomes obsessed with a mysterious woman and uses his unexplained ability to make small animals and people's heads explode. Lt. Chad attempts to end the movie by poisoning the spectators but fails. In the final act, a lure is constructed to draw Robert out of his motel room in hopes of ending him once and for all.
Summary
'Rubber' is an avant-garde French film directed by Quentin Dupieux that subverts traditional narrative structures by presenting itself as a 'film within a film.' The movie is known for its bizarre premise involving a killer car tire, Robert, who inexplicably comes to life and develops telekinetic powers in the California desert. The film explores themes of existentialism, absurdity, and the nature of reality through its surreal plot. Despite its unusual concept, 'Rubber' has been praised for its dark humor and unique storytelling.