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Quentin Tarantino: the Director Who Turned Cinema Into a Collage of His Own
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There are directors who divide audiences: you either love them or you can't stand their style. Quentin Tarantino is one of them. Since his breakthrough in the 1990s with Reservoir Dogs and, shortly after, with Pulp Fiction, his films have become a trademark. His tension-filled dialogue, stylized violence, homages to genre films, and his unique way of storytelling have made him a recognizable auteur in just a few minutes of footage. The first thi…
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