The Wonderful Story of Henry Sugar

A man is said to see without using his eyes, and a rich gambler named Henry Sugar (Benedict Cumberbatch) hears about him. Wes Anderson adapts Roald Dahl's story with Ralph Fiennes as Dahl himself, the cast stepping in and out of the narration and handing the telling from one to the next. Henry wants the guru's skill for one use only, to cheat at cards, and he sets about learning it.