The Grand Budapest Hotel

Notes

  1. ^ Zubrowka is depicted as an alpine country located somewhere between Central and Eastern Europe. According to newspapers shown in the film, Zubrowka was a constitutional monarchy (the Empire of Zubrowka) at least until late 1932, when a neighboring fascist state annexed it during a period of war. In 1936, the country was liberated, and by 1950, it had become a socialist republic.[7][8] The opening titles introduce the region in 2014 as "The former Republic of Zubrowka, Once the seat of an Empire."

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