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Over the past 22 years, Wes Anderson has been nominated for eight Oscars; when he finally won on Sunday night, it was for the 39-minute live-action short film “The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar.
” For Anderson’s fans — and they are legion — the fact that one of cinema’s most inventive and popular auteurs won his first Academy Award for a short film will probably be greeted with bewilderment if not outrage. He was overlooked for such classics as “The Royal Tenenbaums” and “Moonrise Kingdom,” but he finally wins for a short? Read the full story
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