Isle of Dogs (dir. Wes Anderson).

Anderson manages to pack so much interesting demagogue political ideology wrapped in canine imagery and kid fun. The stunning stop-motion animation and colourful voice acting combined with his trademark design aesthetics make the film pop with imagination. He takes the problematic nature of cross-cultural ideas and dogs as reappropriated human stand-ins to make the best possible cinematic allegory into a wondrous and entertaining adventure.

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