The New Book ‘Wes Anderson All the Films’ Examines the Director’s Unique Visual Art Style

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With the release of his latest film “The Phoenician Scheme,” due in theaters at the end of May, a new book highlights Wes Anderson’s unique vision of storytelling and cinema. It drops on Tuesday, Sept. 9, but the book is available for preorder right now.

“Wes Anderson All the Films: The Story Behind Every Movie, Episode, and Short,” which is published by Black Dog & Leventhal, is priced at $40 on Amazon.

Meanwhile, the book is available as a Kindle e-book, which is on sale for $18.99 (reg. $40) on Amazon. The release is ideal for the new Amazon Kindle Colorsoft Signature Edition, the company’s first color e-reader. It’s priced at $279.99 and comes in metallic black.

From “Bottle Rocket” to “Asteroid City,” and everything in-between, “Wes Anderson: All the Films” features hundreds of color photographs and artwork that celebrates Anderson’s films, as well as his effect on pop culture and cinema for more than 30 years. It also features behind-the-scenes stories, while the book explores Anderson’s themes, quirks and visual art style.

And if you’re an Amazon Prime member, you can get “Wes Anderson All the Films” shipped to you home when it’s release within two days with Prime Delivery.

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Available on Tuesday, Sept. 9, “Wes Anderson All the Films: The Story Behind Every Movie, Episode, and Short” is priced at $40 on Amazon, as a hardcover book. Additionally, the Kindle e-book version is on sale for $18.99 (reg. $40) from the retail giant.