Dumb and Dumber, The Mask, Me Myself & Irene, Ace Ventura ... Jim Carrey ruled the 90s with an unconstrained and subversive style. Mutant body and actor of a digital revolution from which the last golden age of cartoon emerges, he was the grimacing face of the Clinton years, the link between Charlie Chaplin and Roger Rabbit, the last explosion of laughter before the depression of 9/11 and the takeover of the Disney-Marvel franchises on Hollywood.

An actor who is constantly constantly over the top, whose roles also tell about the evolution of American society, in films that were mistakenly believed to be aimed only at children.

Symbol of the last 30 years twisted America, Jim Carrey remains the privileged observer of the drift and the resistance of the artist's figure in front of a monstrous system that he has both suffered and tamed...