At the police station!

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Actor:Benoît Polvoorde, Grégoire Rüdiger, Marc Frayss, Anaïs Demou

Director:Quentin Dupieux

Release:2025-06-12

Intro The unfortunate man Fu Gen discovers a corpse on the roadside and goes to the police station to report it and assist in the investigation. However, he unexpectedly becomes the prime suspect in the murder case. The nitpicking detective refuses to overlook any detail, forcing Fu Ge

At the police station!The film site is on 2025-06-12 11:06:42 Collected in / Free HD Films. Watch the vip box office in the mainland. The villain characters cooperate and the special effects story center starts production. Special reminder: If you have your own opinions about the film, please leave a comment. The unfortunate man Fu Gen discovers a corpse on the roadside and goes to the police station to report it and assist in the investigation. However, he unexpectedly becomes the prime suspect in the murder case. The nitpicking detective refuses to overlook any detail, forcing Fu Gen to constantly recall and narrate even the trivial matters that happened that night in vivid detail. As the long night unfolds, the investigation continues, but absurd and unexpected incidents keep occurring at the police station. One wonders if the detective can truly uncover the truth. French absurdist comedy genius Quentin Dupieux is back after films like 'Rubber,' this time teaming up with Belgian movie star Benoît Poelvoorde to play with narrative perspectives, subverting audience expectations of genre and creating a stream-of-consciousness black comedy mystery. Surreal elements continually infiltrate the story space of the film, and before one has time to be confused, humorous and satirical dialogue pops up at just the right moment. Within the confined space, the actors spark off each other, and until the last moment of the film, it is impossible to predict its final outcome.

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