Review of Rubber (2010) by Ian Buckwalter for NPR — 30 Mar 2011
What sets Dupieux's film apart is its unexpected secondary dimension: an absurdist meta-commentary on cinema itself that hilariously articulates the notion that the movies stop existing the moment we stop watching, like the sound of an unobserved tree falling in the forest.
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This review of Rubber (2010) was written by Ian Buckwalter and published by NPR on 30 Mar 2011.
Rubber has generally received mixed reviews.
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