CQ

CQ (2001)

  • 66% of critics liked it
    (74 reviews)

  • 63% of users liked it
    (5,117 ratings)

The feature debut of Roman Coppola (son of Oscar-winning director Francis Ford Coppola) centers around an international film crew making a low-budget, Barbarella-like feature in Paris in 1969. The film is called Dragonfly and is being directed by Andrzej (Gérard Depardieu), who wishes to make a… More

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R,
Directed By
Written By
Roman Coppola
Genres
Drama, Comedy
In Theaters
May 24, 2002 Limited
United Artists Pictures/MGM

Critic Reviews

  • Loren King, Chicago Tribune

    A film that is visually compelling and highly entertaining in an in-jokey sort of way.

  • Terry Lawson, Detroit Free Press

    Coppola's observational and satirical skills are impressive.

  • Joe Baltake, Sacramento Bee

    The cinema-awareness of CQ is such that it looks as if it was made by and for someone who has seen every movie imaginable but hasn't lived yet.

  • Peter Howell, Toronto Star

    It's not much of anything, apart from eye candy.

  • Rick Groen, Globe and Mail

    CQ has a modicum of IQ and a dash of style.

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Featured Audience Ratings

  • Lorenzo v


    <i>"What is Real? What is Art? What is...the End?"</i> A young filmmaker in 1960s Paris juggles directing a cheesy sci-fi debacle, directing his own personal art film, coping with his crumbling relationship with his girlfriend, and a new-found infatuation with… More

  • Robert C


    A visually stunnig (2002) film that takes place in Italy in 1969, whose plot revolves around the making of a Sci-Fi film meant to take place in the far-off and distant future of the year 2000. It is also a look at the inner workings of the film industry and the struggle of one… More

  • Ken S


    Would be interesting if anything actually happened.

  • Michael G


    Visually great but lacking in story.

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