Research: Film Director

 Quentin Tarantino

Quentin Tarantino (born 1963) is a famous American director, screenwriter, cinematographer, producer and actor. His films are normally ironic and not in chronological order and usually include a lot of violence. Tarantino's films are widely known and received many awards such as two Academy Awards, two Golden Globes Awards, two BAFTA Awards and has been called "the single most influential director of his generation".

Tarantino films are mostly famous for their violence and bloodshed- the violence scenes are always long and dramatic and have active blaring soundtracks. The director is well known for his love of films, and likes to pay homage to other mediums by filming scenes similarly, resembling the work of other directors or even including references to other films.

He also likes to tell multiple stories simultaneously that only mold together at the end to form one large story with different perspectives. He uses this technique in Pulp Fiction, one of most famous films, where three separate stories are told out of order, where characters that are killed in one story reappear later as their story has not yet been told.

Here are some Thriller Films Tarantino made:

• Pulp Fiction
• Kill Bill
• Reservoir Dogs
• From Dusk til Dawn
• Sin City