Tilda Swinton gave an unexpectedly humorous performance as the reporter J.K.L. Berensen.” This part follows the life of the imprisoned, mentally-disturbed painter Moses Rosenthaler as he becomes an international art sensation. The first part of “The French Dispatch” is called “The Concrete Masterpiece, by J.K.L. The film is laid out as if you’re reading a newspaper, with the title of each part serving as an article headline. Three of these stories make up the three main parts of this film. There, a Kansas-based newspaper has an international outpost (the eponymous French Dispatch) filled with reporters on the prowl to report on different bizarre stories. The film takes place in the fictional, humorously-named town of Ennui-sur-Blasé, a quintessentially French village (at least in the American imagination). The film was scored by Alexandre Desplat, and has a nervous energy that, when paired with utterly silly scenarios, adds to the comic nature of the film. The look of “The French Dispatch” is complemented by charming sounds. Some of the shots of the town were actually filmed on-location in France, while some are clearly still-lifes.
WES ANDERSON FRENCH DISPATCH BUDGET MOVIE
The movie is consistently aesthetically pleasing that at any moment, you could pause it, and that frame would look like an award-winning photograph. The film transports you into a beautiful world. If I had to describe “The French Dispatch” in one word, it would be charming. It features an all-star cast that includes Bill Murray, Owen Wilson, Tilda Swinton, Timothee Chalamet and many others. The film premiered at Cannes Film Festival back in July and had its wide theatrical release on Friday, Oct.
“The French Dispatch” was my first foray into the world of Wes Anderson, a film director famous for his distinctive color palettes, symmetrical shots and offbeat humor. As of last week, I had never seen a Wes Anderson film before.Ĭrazy, right? Upon hearing this, most cinephiles would have asked me to turn in my movie-lover card.
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