French Director Quentin Dupieux on ‘Full Phil’ Starring Kristen Stewart, Woody Harrelson: ‘It’s Like “Emily in Paris” in Hell — a Fever Dream, a Nightmare Version of It’ (EXCLUSIVE)

Quentin Dupieux's upcoming film "Full Phil" features Woody Harrelson and Kristen Stewart in leading roles. Harrelson plays Philip Doom, a wealthy American industrialist who organizes a luxury trip to Paris in an effort to reconnect with his estranged daughter, portrayed by Stewart. The film has been described as having a high concept pitch, drawing comparisons to "White Lotus" for its thematic elements. Dupieux himself characterizes "Full Phil" as akin to "Emily in Paris" but presents it as a "fever dream" and a "nightmare version" of that series. Studiocanal has released a first image of Harrelson and Stewart in their respective roles, which was unveiled ahead of the European Film Market (EFM) where sales for the film will be launched. The film's premise centers around the opulent setting of Paris, emphasizing the luxurious lifestyle of the characters involved. The narrative focuses on the dynamics between the father and daughter as they navigate their complicated relationship during this extravagant trip. Dupieux's unique directorial style is anticipated to bring a distinct flavor to the film, blending elements of dark comedy and surrealism. The project is expected to attract attention not only for its star-studded cast but also for its intriguing premise and Dupieux's creative vision. As the film progresses towards its release, further details about its plot and themes are likely to emerge.