Broadsheet Access members can score a free double pass to see the latest Wes Anderson release, The Phoenician Scheme, before it hits theatres. We’ll be hosting two private screenings in Melbourne and Sydney, with a limited number of double passes to give away (complimentary refreshments included). 

 

Anderson co-wrote the espionage thriller with Roman Coppola and tapped some of Hollywood’s biggest stars, creating another pastel-hued, whimsical flick that’s easy on the eyes.

 

While the full synopsis remains under wraps, we do know the film follows Benicio del Toro’s millionaire Zsa-zsa Korda – survivor of six plane crashes and father of nine sons and one daughter – on a quest with the aforementioned daughter, a nun called Leisel (played by Mia Threapleton). 

 

The pair encounter a number of characters on their journey, played by an impressive ensemble cast including Scarlett Johansson, Tom Hanks, Benedict Cumberbatch, Michael Cera, Bryan Cranston and more.

 

Be sure to arrive half an hour before the screening, to allow time to collect your complimentary snacks and drinks, before immersing yourself in Anderson’s wacky world. 

 

Log in or become an Access member today to join the waitlist for a double pass. Ticket registration is now open for a limited time. 

 

Photo Credit: Benicio Del Toro stars as Zsa-Zsa Korda with Mia Threapleton as Liesl and Michael Cera as Bjorn, in director Wes Anderson's THE PHOENICIAN SCHEME, a Focus Features release. Credit: Courtesy of TPS Productions/Focus Features 2025. All Rights Reserved.

 

The Phoenician Scheme is in cinemas from May 29.