Hotel Chevalier / The Darjeeling Limited (2007 Wes Anderson)

Last seen in 2014, Anderson's feature is a riot of colour - Mark Friedberg is the production designer -and I didn't realise the music is from the films of Satyajit Ray and Merchant-Ivory. It's got depth, artistry and soul wrapped up in a warm and slightly surreal humour.

Filmed in Panavision, featuring an abundance of lateral tracking shots (some of which turn into complicated pans) and with that flat-on look. Inspired casting of deadpan styles - Jason Schwartzman, Owen Wilson (who has bravely agreed to play the film in bandages) and Adrien Brody. With Anjelica Huston and Bill Murray, Irrfan Khan (the father), Amara Karan, Wallace Wollodarsky, Waris Ahluwalia. Made with customary style and wit with beautiful choreography of people popping in and out of shot. And just when you think there's none of the director's trademark 'toys' there is a fake man-eating tiger.

We loved this guy (Kumar Pallana) sitting at their table who is never acknowledged

And featuring the equally tasty Natalie Portman and the Hotel Raphael in the opening short film.

Written by Francis's son Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman (they are cousins) and Wes. Thoroughly enjoyable.