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"Working for Wes Anderson," in some ways an obsessive homage to the award-winning director, also stands on its own as an impressive example of avant-garde artistry.
Chinese media artist Youyou Yang created the trailers below as part of a job application to work for the director. Instead of simply putting together a few spots to show off her filmmaking chops, Yang used scraps and "memories" scrounged from the site of The Grand Budapest Hotel's filming in Görlitz, Germany.
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