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At the university, Wes began to take an interest in cinematography and screenwriting, and made several small independent short films with friends. His talent was noticed, and he got the opportunity to go on an internship to Hollywood.

Wes Anderson began his cinematic career in 1996 with his first feature film, "Bottle Rocket," which immediately earned him critical and audience acclaim. He has since directed a number of prominent films, including:

- "Real Dolls" (1999): In this comedy thriller, he demonstrated his unique style and humor that became his feature.

- "Life is aquatic with Steve Zissou" (2004): In this adventure film, he introduced incredible adventures and magical worlds under water to the audience.

- "Grand Budapest Hotel" (2014): In this comedy, he created an amazing world of fantasy and magic, which won many awards and confessions.

- "Isle of Dogs" (2018): In this animated film, he immersed viewers in the amazing world of an island inhabited by dogs and told a story of friendship and survival.

Wes Anderson's films are distinguished by their unique visual style, unusual characters and deep meaning. His work remains inspirational for many filmmakers and film enthusiasts, and his contributions to film art remain invaluable.