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Benicio del Toro and Mia Threapleton in a still from ‘The Phoenician Scheme’ in theaters on Friday

The Magnificent Wes Anderson: Why 'The Phoenician Scheme' is my fave since 'Grand Budapest'

E. Nina Rothe May 20, 2025

At the core of his latest film, Anderson, along with co-writer Roman Coppola and leading man Benicio de Toro, has created a wonderfully entertaining antihero of contradictions: European yet eerily Trumpian, bigger than life yet soft spoken, bearing many passports yet without a fixed address, a self professed diplomat who carries a crate of hand-grenades — just in case they are needed. And more often than not, they are.

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In Film Festivals, Film, review Tags Wes Anderson, Benicio del Toro, Universal, Focus Features, Middle East, The Phoenician Scheme, Cannes Film Festival, Competition, Benedict Cumberbatch, Fouad Malouf, Milena Canonero, Adam Stockhausen, Jasper Sharp, Alexandre Desplat, Cartier, Prada, Dunhill, Juman Malouf, Studio Babelsberg, Tom Hanks, Riz Ahmed, Bryan Cranston, Jeffrey Wright, Mathieu Amalric, Scarlett Johansson, Charlotte Gainsbourg, Bill Murray, Michael Cera, Mia Threapleton, Roman Coppola
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‘The Palace’ by Roman Polanski will be world premiering in Venice, out of competition

Counter-cancel culture: Venice announces latest from Woody Allen, Polanski & Wes Anderson's take on Roald Dahl's stories in lineup

E. Nina Rothe July 25, 2023

Watch minds explode as they try to wrap their heads around this impressive lineup just announced by the iconic festival on the Lido, which will also feature the first African American woman filmmaker Ava DuVernay featured in the official competition. Along with much, much more.

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In Film, Film Festivals Tags Venice International Film Festival, Venezia 80, La Biennale, Wes Anderson, Roman Polanski, Bradley Cooper, Woody Allen, Ava DuVernay
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The Wes Anderson "look" explained

E. Nina Rothe July 16, 2023

The iconic filmmaker definitely has a look. In fact, there are various social media accounts dedicated to the Wes Anderson aesthetic, including “Accidental Wes Anderson” which has 1.8 million followers and “Wes Anderson Planet” with over 250K followers on Instagram.

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In Features Tags Wes Anderson, Isle of Dogs, Luchino Visconti, The Darjeeling Limited, The Grand Budapest Hotel, The Royal Tenenbaums, Prada, Gucci, Louis Vuitton
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The 'Isle of Dogs' video review: I Love Dogs and Wes Anderson!

E. Nina Rothe March 31, 2018

Last weekend, Wes Anderson's latest, the stop-motion animated wonder that is 'Isle of Dogs' opened in the US. Soon it will be around the world and in the process, will have created trends for years to come. Some call it cultural appropriation, I call it complete and utter genius, since "turning Japanese" is exactly what I crave for here and now.

My first thoughts from Berlinale are featured in the video above. There is also a blog from the opening day of Berlinale, you can read it here. 

The verdict? I LOVE DOGS! And you will too.

Check out the 'Isle of Dogs' website for all info and even buy movie tickets.

In Film Tags Isle of Dogs, Wes Anderson, Liev Schreiber, Jeff Goldblum, Berlinale, film, Japan
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