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Wes Anderson’s Films Are Basically A Delightful Giant PSA For Social Distancing

By Mikelle Leow, 25 Mar 2020

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Wes Anderson’s movies have been lauded for their crisp composition and impeccable color schemes, but it turns out that his characters are also well ahead of their time.

A delicious two-and-a-half minute supercut of Wes Anderson films by UK movie-focused magazine Little White Lies reveals how his characters have been observing social distancing even before COVID-19 hit the world and spurred people to self-isolate.

In essence, Wes Anderson’s work is one massive PSA for safe distancing.

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You can enjoy the filmmaker’s compelling visual techniques again when his upcoming movie, The French Dispatch, hits theaters on 24 July 2020.





[via Fast Company, video via Little White Lies, cover image via Searchlight Pictures]
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