Quentin Tarantino. Novela gráfica

This book traces the life and artistic journey of the filmmaker, intertwining, like an ever-changing kaleidoscope, true events and real people with fictional elements and characters from his films. Quentin Tarantino was born in 1962, and thus begins this chronological narrative, as vibrant as it is fascinating, of his childhood and the family dynamics that shaped it, his first friendships, his early love for cinema, and the influences that molded his future career. His first forays into acting and screenwriting set him on a path that would lead him to Hollywood in a big way: his groundbreaking debut, Reservoir Dogs, heralded one of the most original and influential filmmakers in the City of Angels. What inspires Tarantino? What is his creative process like? From Pulp Fiction, winner of the Palme d'Or at Cannes, to his most recent work, the Oscar-winning Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood, this energetic graphic novel offers insights into his celebrated films and reveals the man who conceived them. An essential read for fans of film and the art of storytelling.