Rubber
Why this pick
The same deadpan, aggressively absurd comic logic: a ridiculous premise is treated with total seriousness, escalating into gleefully artificial, unpredictable chaos.
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IF THIS ONE STAYED WITH YOU
Keep the feeling.
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Why this pick
The same deadpan, aggressively absurd comic logic: a ridiculous premise is treated with total seriousness, escalating into gleefully artificial, unpredictable chaos.
Why this pick
Its dry performances and suburban banality gradually dissolve into a layered nightmare-comedy, matching Wrong Cops’ fondness for institutional absurdity and disorienting non sequiturs.
Why this pick
Another lean Dupieux descent into fixation and petty criminality, delivered with poker-faced dialogue, unsettling silliness, and an ever-more deranged logic.
Why this pick
For the same taste for grotesque, deliberately stupid-but-committed comedy: lurid characters, repetitive anti-jokes, and an absurd criminal streak create a proudly off-putting cult vibe.
Why this pick
Its rigidly deadpan delivery and bizarre social rules turn a dystopian premise into cruel, funny discomfort—less frantic than Wrong Cops, but similarly surreal and controlled.
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01 / THE STORY
In the not very distant future, where crime has been completely eradicated, a group of Police corruption look to dispose of a body that one of them accidentally shot.
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02 / FACES IN THE FRAME

Officer Duke

Officer Sunshine

David Dolores Frank

Officer Holmes

Officer de Luca

Neighbor
Ruth (Rough's neighbor)
André (Ruth's husband)