Wes Anderson's style isn't at odds with substance, it is his substance. Anyone who thinks they need to unwrap his confections to get to the emotional core within is looking in the wrong place.

Wes Anderson’s filmmaking style serves as the inspiration for ESPN’s Wimbledon campaign, “Quiet Please.” The new campaign draws on Anderson’s style and embraces his signature use of symmetry as well ...

Anderson’s commitment to becoming more and more “Wes Anderson” over time is what likely led him to fall under recent criticism for being all style, no substance.

Wes Anderson has a long and great track record of building iconic ensembles casts for his films. He gets a lot of great ...

Wes Anderson’s latest feature, “The Phoenician Scheme,” hit theaters on May 30, proving there’s still magic in his signature style Sean Avery , A&C Reporter • June 20, 2025 Noa Schwartz ...

Wes Anderson is known for his signature style and quirky storytelling in the world of cinema. His films are always a ...

This is clearly one of Anderson’s more personal films, reflecting his state of mind through unique filmmaking only he could ...

Wes Anderson is one of the most widely recognized filmmakers, not just in the contemporary scene, but in the history of ...

Wes Anderson has a message for London’s finest tailors: he’d love a Savile Row suit — if someone will give him a discount. “Hopefully if we put this out there someone will contact me ...

Although Wes Anderson's style is instantly recognisable as his own, there is one filmmaker who has inspired his every move.

Wes Anderson makes movies that look like storybooks turned real. His sets feel designed with a ruler and a paintbrush. His characters speak in short lines that sound strange, but somehow feel honest.

Wes Anderson has a message for London’s finest tailors: he’d love a Savile Row suit — if someone will give him a discount. “Hopefully if we put this out there someone will contact me ...