The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar and Three More

This playful yet slightly dark anthology from Wes Anderson brings four Roald Dahl stories to life with theatrical sets, direct-to-camera storytelling, and a dry sense of humor. The longest tale follows Henry Sugar, a wealthy man and compulsive gambler who becomes obsessed with a guru said to see without using his eyes and tries to unlock the same power. Around it are three shorter pieces about a boy facing a cruel bully, a tense encounter with a venomous snake, and a creepy rat catcher, all told in a storybook style that feels both charming and unsettling.