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It's always interesting when a famous feature-film director decides to make a commercial. My favorite of all time is probably Wes Anderson's American Express spot, illustrating the fictitious (or maybe not) insanity on a typical Wes Anderson film shoot. Sadly, most such glamor projects aren't nearly as intriguing—they're just more glamorous. Indeed, most feature-film directors seem to gravitate toward high-fashion (or at least high-class) clients when they take commercial jobs, even if they're known for grittier fare on the big screen.
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