Rubber
- director: Quentin Dupieux
- actor: Charley Koontz Ethan Cohn Jack Plotnick Roxane Mesquida Stephen Spinella Wings Hauser
- writer: Quentin Dupieux
Synopsis:
In the Californian desert, an incredulous audience attends a telepathic tire’s adventures which is mysteriously attracted by a beautiful young lady. An investigation begins.
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