★The subject: a living legend of the cinema with an important fanbase.
★Tarantino's movies will be seen in a new light after reading this book!
★The success of 1984 and Scorsese.
★Vol. 2 of the Trilogy dedicated to the cinema.
★Originality of the approach, also focusing on parts little mentioned in his work and allowing to see snippets of unrealized projects, according to the pitches of the most famous screenwriter of Hollywood.

"I didn't go to film school, I immersed myself in movies, and if you love movies, really, right to the core, you can only make good movies." (QT)
This book dives into the brain of Quentin Tarantino who, with his independent films in the 1990s, carried out a real revolution in cineman gaining international fame with his first two feature films, "Reservoir Dogs" (1992) and "Pulp Fiction" (1994), awarded the Palme d'Or at Cannes.
Amazing Ameziane tells us, in the first person, the life, beginnings, films, influences and opinions of one of the most talented contemporary directors and screenwriters. Tarantino's style is unmistakable: elaborate dialogue, recurring references to pop culture, highly aesthetic but extremely violent scenes, inspired by exploitation films, martial arts or spaghetti westerns...
With nine films, all cult, to his credit, and his overflowing creativity, will he really retire after the next one as he announced?

Ameziane is fed with Miller and Sienkiewicz's comics, 70's movies, all bathed in the Soul Music of the years 66/76. Illustrator and graphic designer, he became a comic book author in late 2001.
After single-handedly and in 6 months producing the 180 pages of his black thriller Bagmen, he becomes Amazing Ameziane.
He has produced 20 books and has been translated in 9 countries. At Éditions du Rocher, he published, with Sybille Titeux de la Croix, "Miss Davis", the adaptation of George Orwell's cult novel "1984" and "From onyx and bronze, a history of human zoos". Having recounted through images in a unique and documented way, the life and work of Martin Scorsese, Ameziane now tackles the second part of his Trilogy devoted to cinema with another of his favorite directors: Quentin Tarantino.