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Like the London Film Festival, Wes Anderson's "Fantastic Mr. Fox" is a mix of British grit and American glamor.
London Film Festival organizers say this year's event will close with the world premiere of a new film about John Lennon's formative years in Liverpool.
Wes Anderson will be awarded the Stockholm film festival's Visionary Award for his humane and humorous portrayals of lonely people.
Five films into his career, Wes Anderson's authorial stamp is manifest.
WES ANDERSON IS GOING TO WRITE STUFF | Film Drunk: Where the internet IS like a big truckWes Anderson has been hired to write the remake of the 2006 French film, My Best Friend.
The Darjeeling Limited from Wes Anderson: It's time to do more interesting workWes Anderson is an American filmmaker who has created certain expectations. He established himself as intriguing with his 1998 film, Rushmore, a stylized picture of the resourcefulness and energy of youth.
Wes Anderson's Darjeeling Limited, from a different perspective Anderson takes the bold (for him) step of pushing his characters (literally) out of his little constructed world (the train) and into the real world (India).
Movie Review - The Darjeeling LimitedTo call "The Darjeeling Limited" precious is less a critical judgment than a simple statement of fact, equivalent to saying that the movie is in color, that it's set in India or that it's 91 minutes long.
Sept. 27, 2007 | Fans of Wes Anderson, Natalie Portman, and quirky cinema rejoice: Anderson today released a 13-minute short, Hotel Chevalier, as a free iTunes Store download. Jason Schwartzman and Natalie Portman hook up in Paris to tell a story of love (and life) gone cold.
Natalie Portman finally gets naked on screen in the The Hotel ChevalierAnderson has now done the ultimate: convinced Natalie Portman to do her first nude scene for his short, The Hotel Chevalier. The film is a companion piece to Anderson's forthcoming The Darjeeling Limited and stars Portman and Jason Schwartzman.
It's been about a month since I wrote the first article in this series (which focused on albums that I enjoy but that were not mainstream successes by any stretch of the imagination) and I thought it was time to follow up on that with an article about movies.
Why does it take Wes Anderson so long to make a movie?Armond White wonders why "it seems to take forever for this generation of bright young film artists—Wes Anderson, Spike Jonze, David O. Russell, Alexander Payne, Paul Thomas Anderson, Sofia Coppola—to make their next move on the Hollywood chessboard."
Dear Wes Anderson: Why does it take you so long to make a movie?Wes Anderson's new film is a lustrous widescreen ode to moviemaking. It's an ultimate movie-movie, a cinephile's wet dream that is, actually, a spoof of François Truffaut's 1973 movie about movies, Day for Night.
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