Wes Anderson is finally ready to talk about “Isle of Dogs.” The director returned to the Berlin Film Festival, where his latest feature is the first animated film to open the ceremony, and he joined his screenwriters Roman Coppola, Jason Schwartzman, and Kunichi Nomura, plus many members of his star-studded voice cast, for the official “Isle of Dogs” press conference.
Prior to Berlin, Anderson had been incredibly tight-lipped about his first stop-motion film since “Fantastic Mr.
Fox,” but now we know a little more about what drove him to make the project.“Jason, Roman, and I started this project with wanting to do a movie about some dogs abandoned on a garbage dump, a pack of dogs who live on garbage,” Anderson said, admitting that it wasn’t the boldest idea they ever had.
“But we had also been talking about wanting to do something in Japan, about Japan, something
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