The Grand Budapest Hotel is ten years old this year, and that is reason enough to watch (or more likely rewatch it). It concerns the concierge of a grand hotel in the 1930s, Gustave H (Ralph Fiennes) who is caught up in a series of escapades in an alternate interwar Europe. Whilst it is not Wes Anderson’s masterpiece (that is The Royal Tenenbaums), it is still an exceptional piece of work that burnishes the careers of everyone involved.
This recommendation, by Joel Bishton, originally appeared in December's 'What to Watch and Play' feature, which you can read here