The Phoenician Scheme

'The Phoenician Plot', the new film by Wes Anderson, follows Zsa-zsa Korda, a wealthy European businessman, and his daughter Liesl, a nun, who become involved in an intricate web of espionage and betrayals within their family business that leads to a cascade of adventures typical of Anderson's style. The father-daughter relationship, already tense, becomes even more complicated by the twists and betrayals that entangle them in a gruesome story.

Set in 1970s Europe, the film centers on the Korda family and the empire that Zsa-zsa has built. After surviving six plane crashes, Zsa-zsa decides it is time to determine who will be the heir to his fortune, which generates tensions among his nine children and his daughter Liesl, who could be the unexpected heir. The plot explores morally gray decisions and the tension in the father-daughter relationship as they face a web of espionage.

In summary, 'The Phoenician Plot' is a story of espionage and betrayals within a wealthy family, with a tense father-daughter relationship at the core of the plot. The film explores the tension and twists that involve them in a family business and leads them into an adventure intrigue with the prototypical style that Wes Anderson always brings to his films.