In this hilarious satire, social contracts are broken and hackneyed forms of entertainment are upended. Corralling a brilliant cast into a boisterous deconstruction of actors’ egos and audience expectations, Quentin Dupieux revels in the insights of an outsider in his latest meta-provocation.

Unrecognizable as a spoiled influencer with a thirst for danger, Adèle Exarchopoulos is a delightful ball of anxiety in Quentin Dupieux’s absurdist comedy. A cautionary tale against the trappings of modern fame, this acerbic satire indulges in the worst of human behaviors with cartoonish glee.

Say it looong. Say it loud! Quentin Dupieux is going for mammoth laughs in this time-warped, gaga homage to a giant of surrealism. Flummoxing Anaïs Demoustier’s straightwoman, a carousel of actors take turns being Dalí—each one with a different, eccentric version of his moustache-twirling panache.