Hannah Strong’s “Colours of Wes Anderson: The Films in Palettes” is a playful, insightful tour of the director’s cinema through the single most unmistakable element of his style: colour. Drawing on stills from across the filmography—from “Bottle Rocket” and “Rushmore” to “The Grand Budapest Hotel”, “Isle of Dogs”, and “Asteroid City”—Strong pairs curated frames with infographic palettes that reveal how Anderson uses hue and saturation to shape character, rhythm, and tone. Sho...
