Located in the heart of our capital city Valletta, St James Cavalier is the national centre for creativity with Spazju Kreattiv being its programme of creative arts and cultural events happening primarily across Malta and Gozo. Our cinema focuses primarily on arthouse films, covering a wide range of topics and genres.
This month Spazju Kreattiv is back with two of Wes Anderson's favourite films. In anticipation of Wes Anderson's new film Asteroid City, which will premiere at SK Cinema on 23 June, the cinema will be screening Isle of Dogs and The Grand Budapest Hotel. Known for his eccentricity and unique artistic vision, Anderson's films captivate audiences with their distinct visual and narrative styles.
Anderson has an affinity for ensemble casts and explores themes of grief, loss of innocence and dysfunctional families, creating unforgettable cinematic experiences. Whether it's embarking on epic journeys to search for man's best friend in the Isle of Dogs or investigating the murder of ex-lovers in The Grand Budapest Hotel, Anderson's films have it all.
In Asteroid City, Anderson takes us to an American desert town in 1955, where the Junior Stargazer/Space Cadet convention is spectacularly disrupted by world-changing events. Anderson's films are known for their quirky and unique storytelling and Asteroid City is no exception.
Anderson's films also feature stunning visuals, with each frame carefully composed and bursting with colour and detail. From the meticulously designed sets to the perfectly chosen costumes, every aspect of Anderson's films is a feast for the eyes.
In conclusion, Anderson's films are a true cinematic delight, combining stunning visuals with quirky and unique storytelling. Whether you're a long-time fan or a newcomer to his work, Asteroid City is sure to be a must-see film of the year. So, get ready to embark on another unforgettable journey through the eyes of Wes Anderson.
Spazju Kreattiv is offering a deal of two tickets for Isle of Dogs and The Grand Budapest Hotel at a special price.
For more information visit www.kreattivita.org
Photos: Elisa von Brockdorff