"The Phoenician Scheme" writer/director Wes Anderson discusses his personal inspirations for the movie, as well as why ...

The Manhattan hotel at which I’m interviewing Wes Anderson has striking views of Central Park out of its windows. Looming a ...

That includes her deadpan nun in “The Phoenician Scheme.” “When I told her that acting was something that I wanted to do, she was incredibly supportive,” Mia Threapleton said of her mother ...

A peculiar tension exists inside nearly every frame created by writer-director Wes Anderson. The geometric visual preoccupation of the framing; the actors, sometimes in motion but more frequently ...

A sideways entry to a review but, like so many of his camera moves, sideways is a good way to come up on a Wes Anderson movie ...

He’s delightful, even if “The Phoenician Scheme” is only occasionally ... but with plenty of real-world Middle Eastern inspirations). Funding this beast means negotiating with several ...

RELATED: The Phoenician Scheme Trailer: Benicio del Toro Leads ... In a way, he’s the first inspiration for the movie. Something in Zsa-zsa is just totally rooted in Fouad.” ...

You shouldn’t need a film degree to enjoy a picture, but in the case of Wes Anderson’s latest, it might help: The Texas-born expat auteur mines a camera pan for a punchline (a camera pan!) and draws ...

The Phoenician Scheme, now showing in cinema, showcases all of Wes Anderson’s signature charms—meticulous symmetry, deadpan wit, and a star-studded cast.

But, um, she didn't do it, though." Anderson's father also provided inspiration for the father-child relationship in The Phoenician Scheme, and more broadly in his filmography, which is peppered ...