  The depinning of a contact line is studied as a dynamical critical phenomenon
by a functional renormalization group technique. In $D=2-\epsilon$ interface
dimensions, the roughness exponent is $\zeta=\epsilon/3$ to all orders in
perturbation theory. Thus, $\zeta=1/3$ for the contact line, equal to the
Imry-Ma estimate of Huse for the equilibrium roughness. The dynamical exponent
is $z=1-2\epsilon/9+O(\epsilon^2)<1$, resulting in unusual dynamical
properties. In particular, a characteristic distortion length of the contact
line depinning from a strong defect is predicted to initially increase faster
than linearly in time. Some experiments are suggested to probe such dynamics.
