Isle of Dogs (Wes Anderson)

by Eduardo Brethauer | 12 Aug, 2020

A cat-worshiping clan, which governs the futuristic city of Magasaki, exiles dogs to a landfill island, pushing a 12-year-old boy on an initiatory journey in search of his pet. Filmed in stop-motion, the movie seduces with its aesthetics, strange humor and captivating sensibility. It makes us forget that we hear the voices of Bryan Cranston, Bill Murray or Frances McDormand. It is a visual show! Wes Anderson did it again.

Enjoy it with… Yeah, only with a Koshu or aged Sake.

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Chilean wine journalist, author and judge living in Poland (who knows why.) Author of the guide VCC (just ask for it,) co-founder of VIGNO and VITIS MAGAZINE (RIP), member of CWW, CCG, CMR, AGEPV, and many other prestigious collusions.

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Eduardo Brethauer is a journalist, judge, amateur cook and professional seeker for wines with character and identity. He is author of the hilarious guide Vinos con Cuento; co-founder of Vigno-Vignadores de Carignan; member of Circle of Wine Writers, Cronistas Gastronómicos y de Vino de Chile, La Commende Majeure de Roussillon, and Asociación Gremial de Enólogos y Profesionales del Vino del Valle de Itata.

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