The Grand Budapest Hotel (2014)

Ralph Fiennes makes concierge Gustave's courtesy sound like both an ethic and an exacting workplace regulation. Teaching lobby boy Zero how the hotel should operate turns service details into a complete philosophy, which becomes wonderfully impractical once their adventure leaves the lobby. The Grand Budapest Hotel rewards anyone who enjoys a professional refusing to lower standards during chaos. The fast farce carries real melancholy about the world around the hotel, so its immaculate surfaces do not mean an entirely cosy mood.