Tarantino's Filmography: From Moral Relativism to Moral Certainty
Channel: Gil Kidron
Date: 2019-07-25

We're kicking off our Quentin Tarantino movie review - all of his filmography! In our first video About Quentin Tarantino movies, Noga Ariel Galor joins Gil Kidron to look at a psychoanalytical theme in Tarantino's movies - how he views good and bad. Whereas as human tend to shift from a black-and-white view of good and bad towards a more nuanced approach as they grow up, Tarantino's filmmaking go in the opposite direction as his movies tend more and more into moral certainty. For example, the moral ambiguity of the characters of Jackie Brown, contrasted with the good and evil in Death Proof. How will this theme play out in Once Upon a Time in Hollywood?

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