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Anderson's "Budapest" a rich, touching work
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Ralph Fiennes, left, and Tony Revolori in a scene from “The Grand Budapest Hotel.” - photo by Fox Searchlight Pictures
No one other than Wes Anderson could have made “The Grand Budapest Hotel.” Anderson’s storytelling and aesthetics are so unique, his sense of humor so distinct and his visual style so sophisticated we can practically see his fingerprints on each frame of the film. However, “Grand Budapest” also departs from Anderson’s past work in key ways.