Wes Anderson Receives First Career Retrospective of His Work at Cinémathèque Française in Paris

A way also to get closer to the thoroughness of his work on "Fantastic Mr. Fox", "The Tenenbaum Family" and many others.

Wes Anderson Receives First Career Retrospective of His Work at Cinémathèque Française in Paris

Not many artists can assume the impact of their work before it’s released out onto the world, but from Wes Anderson’s early days, he knew how special everything that goes into his films would one day be to the masses. From Max Fischer’s sports jacket and beret in “Rushmore” to Auggie’s camera and pipe in “Asteroid City,” every detail in an Anderson film is intricately and thoughtfully designed, so much so that Cinémathèque Française in Paris has…

On the occasion of the exhibition at the Cinémathèque Française dedicated to the filmmaker, Simon Weisse, who creates the models and accessories of his films, evokes his unknown profession and yet indispensable for the creation of a visual universe so identifiable.

The American director of "Grand Budapest Hotel" and "Fantastic Mister Fox" is in the spotlight at the Cinémathèque. An exciting exhibition that reveals some 5,000 pieces, between giant sets and microscopic puppets. The occasion also of a great retrospective, while his next film could soon be unveiled on the Croisette. - The crazy, crazy, crazy world of Wes Anderson explores at the French Cinematheque (Culture, media and entertainment). TF1 INFO