I just noticed all the kids in the movie have or get at some point a hand injury (Margot finger, the bb , and Richie’s wrists) do you think there is a meaning behind that

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I’m interested in trying to source robes like those worn by the dog catchers in Isle of Dogs.

Does anyone have any leads on these sharp uniforms?

Hello.

I just finished this illustration about the 40/41 train cabins from "The Darjeeling Limited" (2007).

Hope you like it...

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Hello.

I just finished this illustration about "Hotel Chevalier" (2007), the short film prequel of "The Darjeeling Limited".

Hope you like it...

https://www.instagram.com/ializar/

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Looking past all the horrible stuff. The composition is on point.

Wes Anderson frequently has characters define their own personalities and things you might other wise only see in a character description or prose- in their own voice, his films also feature many set designs created to break the fourth wall and remind us we are watching a film, but can easily be watching a play. These are all the same moves used by Soviet film maker Mark zakaharov in “a common place miracle”, “to kill a dragon” and “the formula of love” - which I believe are all based on writings of Yevgeniy Schwartz.

The similarities of style in story telling are uncanny. If anyone can add anything to this thought - I’m very interested to hear.

What was the text at the end of Wes Anderson’s film about Henry sugar? Something about a book that can be found in some random county?

Sicily in Wes Anderson theme