A young journalist (the wonderful Anaïs Demoustier) finally manages to land an interview with her hero – none other than Salvador Dalí himself. The great artist refuses to be interviewed unless it's in front of a film crew, as he believes befits someone of his stature, and storms off in anger. The frustrated journalist decides to turn the interview into a documentary that will please the master, but things get complicated when Dalí descends into a psychedelic frenzy and a series of existential crises. Quentin Dupieux's cinema is one-of-a-kind – bursting with inventions, imagery, and ideas, yet his films remain accessible, funny, and entertaining. Here, full of reflections and clever twists, he delivers a brilliant homage to Salvador Dalí’s creativity. This is a witty and wild film that you won’t want to miss.
