Kill Bill (Quentin Tarantino)
by Lasagna Roberto
“I looked like I was dead, but that wasn’t the case…”
Postmodern, risqué, violent and passionate, Kill Bill is a double film, in all senses of the word. It is about the proliferation of doubles, simulacrums, rights of repossession. It is a comic strip that little by little starts to take itself seriously, or almost. One thing is for sure, it immediately became cult and one of Tarantino’s rare films that is also loved by non-Tarantinians too.
This book also appeals to general readers as it relates and reveals all the secrets behind the making of these two great action films.
- – A book accessible to all, whether informed film buffs or simply the curious, Tarantino fans or not.
- – Richly illustrated with a precious collection of stills.
- – A detailed critical study by a true expert of the seventh art.
- Publishing house Gremese Editore
- Year of publication 2020
- Number of pages 124
- ISBN 9788866920601
- Foreign Rights Alberto Gremese: alberto@gremese.com
- Foreign Rights sold Éditions de Grenelle (France)
- Price 19.50 €
Lasagna Roberto
Roberto Lasagna has published numerous books on directors and actors. He is a contributor to important Italian film magazines. In 2018 he also authored a book for Gremese, 2001: Space Odyssey. His other books are: I film di Steven Spielberg / Steven Spielberg Movies (2006), Cinema e spettri del Terzo Reich / Cinema and Ghosts of the Third Reich (2015), Da Chaplin a Loach / From Chaplin to Loach (2019).
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