Wes Anderson - The Backward Tracking Shot 

How do you make a moving scene in a movie? Moving scenes usually share one characteristic: great dramatic acting. And, cinematically, this is conveyed with a close-up. Isn't that a bit of a lazy way of being a film-maker? Let’s how Wes Anderson subverts the canon scheme of moving scenes. Both with screenplay and camera and how his films can be seen as a reflection about the role of the spectator in cinema.
Films Shown
Titanic
Marriage Story
Revolutionary Road
Wanda Vision
Hereditary
Avengers: Endgame
Her
Pursing Happiness
Grand Budapest Hotel
Moonrise Kindom
Fantastic Mr. Fox
The Royal Tenenbaums
Darjeeling Limited
Breaking Bad
A brighter Summer day
Yi Yi
Perfect Blue
Fight Club
The Isle of Dogs
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