At Giunti Odeon, the highly anticipated new film by one of the most beloved directors of contemporary cinema, Wes Anderson: The Phoenician Scheme, in competition at the Cannes Film Festival. Anatole ‘Zsa-zsa’ Korda, an almost immortal tycoon, collects enemies and plane crashes, which he survives in spite of his saboteurs. In a climate of capitalist predation and imminent death, Korda puts his affairs in order and decides to leave his immense fortune to his daughter, an imperturbable novice, with a pipe and rosary, one step away from vows. Except that he has nine other children, all boys, whom he has neither the time nor the desire to love. The presence of Liesl, who accepts a job as a temporary heiress in an attempt to identify her mother's murderer, will change the game and the destiny of a father embarked on a daring industrial project.