Which 2014 Wes Anderson film is set in a fictional European hotel and stars Ralph Fiennes?

The 2014 Wes Anderson film set in the fictional European country of Zubrowka and starring Ralph Fiennes is The Grand Budapest Hotel.

Fiennes plays Monsieur Gustave H., the famously attentive concierge of a grand mountainside hotel. After a wealthy dowager dies and Gustave is accused of her murder, he and his young lobby-boy protégé, Zero Moustafa, become involved in a chase involving a priceless Renaissance painting, an inheritance dispute, and the rise of a fascist-like regime. The film's nested stories, highly controlled color design, and symmetrical compositions are hallmarks of Anderson's style.

Anderson and Hugo Guinness developed the story partly from the writings of Austrian novelist Stefan Zweig, whose themes of vanished European cultures and nostalgia helped shape the film's atmosphere. Filming took place in eastern Germany from January through March 2013, although the story moves across an invented Europe. The film premiered at the 64th Berlin International Film Festival on February 6, 2014, and Alexandre Desplat won the Academy Award for its score. The Life Aquatic and Moonrise Kingdom are also Anderson films, but neither centers on Gustave's hotel world.