Screening films in digital is like forcing audiences to watch television in public, cult director Quentin Tarantino told the Cannes film festival on Friday, adding that the lush 35-millimetre cinema he grew up with was “dead”. Tarantino is not competing in this year’s event, but he spoke to journalists and film critics before a 35mm screening of his hit “Pulp Fiction” on the beach on Friday night. Tarantino said “Digital projections, that’s just television in public.”
Tarantino Dances on the Red Carpet in Cannes
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Quentin Tarantino pulls out some classic moves at the Cannes Film Festival, as the cast of Pulp Fiction marks 20 years since winning the Palme d'Or.
