This analysis of a Wes Anderson film, La trama fenicia, examines how it maintains the director's signature style while exploring his recurring theme of dysfunctional families, particularly focusing on absent parents. The film features a star-studded cast and incorporates typical Anderson elements like pastel colors and symmetry, but the author notes a potential issue with excessive narrative fragmentation in his recent works. Despite this, the movie is highlighted as a violent yet adventurous story centered on a father-daughter relationship and the idea of accepting one's true nature, suggesting it will satisfy fans of Anderson's previous films.
