Ralph Fiennes, left, plays legendary concierge Gustave H. and newcomer Tony Revolori is Zero, his apprentice in "The Grand Budapest Hotel." Tilda Swinton in "The Grand Budapest Hotel." Brimming ...

“The Grand Budapest Hotel” is located in the fictional Republic of Zubrowka, a nation that has been ravaged by both war and poverty. The hotel has fallen on hard times and has found itself ...

And then I watched a comedy—Wes Anderson's The Grand Budapest Hotel, which is nominated for ... a movie set in the fictional land of Zubrowka (a stand in for the Czech lands) during the 1930s ...

The Author (Jude Law) had earlier ventured to Zubrowka to see the formerly affluent Grand Budapest Hotel that had fallen on hard times with few guests. He befriends an elderly man, Zero Moustafa (F.

"You Know It's Wes Anderson If . . ." is a 16-minute video breaking down all of the director's signature moves, themes, visual motifs, and more. Wes Anderson Is Obsessed With Symmetry [Supercut ...

Set in a castlelike hotel in the fictional Mitteleuropean country of Zubrowka on the eve of World War II, “The Grand Budapest Hotel” revolves — like all of Anderson’s films — around a ...

Set in the fictional Republic of Zubrowka, Wes Anderson’s The Grand Budapest Hotel is a story within a story within a story within a story. The first takes place in present day and bookends the ...

For film producers wondering how to get the best tax incentives in Zubrowka, there’s a website ... Wes Anderson and the cast of “The Grand Budapest Hotel.” Much like the rest Anderson ...

“The Grand ... Zubrowka, an author (Jude Law) listens to Zero (F. Murray Abraham) recount the complicated manner in which he became the owner of the once-heralded, now-declining Grand Budapest ...

Some hotels inspire travel postcards, but it was actual hand-tinted travel postcards called Photochroms that were part of the inspiration for “The Grand Budapest Hotel.” Oscar-nominated ...

PHILADELPHIA (CBS) -- Once again we find ourselves in acquired-taste Andersonville. That is, the world of Wes Anderson, whose comedies are nearly always adroit and admirable, crowded with the eye ...