Entity: TARANTINO
Tarantino is a term that can refer to a US film director and screenwriter known for violent quirky dramas, or an insensitive, selfish, ignorant person who does stupid things.
TARANTINO
Etymology
The surname Tarantino originates from the Italian word meaning 'originating from Taranto', a town in Apulia in Southern Italy.
Definition
Tarantino can refer to Quentin Tarantino, a US film director and screenwriter known for violent quirky dramas. It can also be used to describe an insensitive, selfish, ignorant person who does stupid things.
Historical Context
Quentin Tarantino, born in 1963, gained fame for films like Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, and Kill Bill. His unique style and storytelling have left a significant mark on the film industry.
Cultural Significance
Tarantino's films are known for their nonlinear storytelling, sharp dialogue, and graphic violence. He has influenced a generation of filmmakers and has a dedicated fan base.
Related Concepts
Tarantino may be associated with independent cinema, nonlinear narratives, and stylized violence in film.
See Also
A term that can refer to a US film director and screenwriter known for violent quirky dramas, or an insensitive, selfish, ignorant person who does stupid things.