Read and Download the 'Asteroid City' Screenplay

Wes Anderson and Roman Coppola are back again.

A still from 'Asteroid City'

'Asteroid City'

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In the realm of contemporary cinema, few filmmakers possess the distinct visual and narrative flair of Wes Anderson. His latest offering, "Asteroid City," stands as a testament to this unique style.

This screenplay, co-written with the talented Roman Coppola, takes us on an intriguing journey set in the whimsical yet grounded universe characteristic of Anderson's work.

Read it below!

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Read and download the Asteroid City screenplay here.

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