‘Rubber’ Director Quentin Dupieux Finishes ‘Realite’

Although Quentin Dupieux is a relative new kid on the block as far as directing goes, his unusual subject matter and interesting visual style make him a very promising up and comer. He now has three films complete and set to come out in 2013, Wrong, Realite, and Wrong Cops.

Wrong had a nice festival run this year, and was picked up by Drafthouse Films, with a release date set for sometime early in 2013. Realite was just announced as being wrapped, and will also have a release of sometime next year.  Hit the jump for more info.Here’s the synopsis for Realite:

  A little 8-year-old girl (called Reality) finds a mysterious video cassette. Her desire to see it rapidly tuns into an obsession. As for Jason (Alain Chabat), a failed filmmaker, he manages to persuade Bob (Jonathan Lambert), a crooked producer, to finance his first horror film. Despite the advice of his wife Alice (Elodie Bouchez), a psychiatrist, Jason progressively loses the plot and starts to confuse dreams with reality. Finally, Denis, an out-of-date television presenter, suddenly loses his confidence because of an imaginary skin disease. He then develops a feeling of being persecuted and loses his points of reference.

The film also features Jon Heder in a rat suit, which can be seen below.

His other film, Wrong Cops, is a seven-part story revolving around deranged policemen, and it features Eric Wareheim.  There are no trailers or release dates for this one yet, but deranged policemen plus Eric equals me being excited. Stay tuned for more info on these films as it becomes available.