“Tarantino’s Mind,” an award winning short film from Brazil, decodes the filmography of Quentin Tarantino, drawing connections most Tarantino fans might not have drawn themselves. Acting in the film is Seu Jorge, a great Brazilian musician (check this album out) who has gained recent fame in the US. The clip runs a good ten minutes. The only downsides are the small subtitles and language not suitable for puritanical types. But we are in Tarantino territory, so what could you really expect? (The video below has been added to our YouTube Playlist.)
Cracking Tarantino
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