Wes Anderson is at his most fascinating in new short films
By Finn Kirkpatrick | October 1Collection of four films reveals complex artistry behind Anderson’s craft
Finn Kirkpatrick is an arts & culture editor. He is a junior from Los Angeles, California studying Comparative Literature who likes to review movies and other things of that sort.
Collection of four films reveals complex artistry behind Anderson’s craft
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