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Chinese authorities halted a planned Oct. 25 release of director Quentin Tarantino’s newest film, “Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood,” the latest in a growing number of costly trade and cultural disputes between the US and the world’s most-populous country.
Quentin Tarantino’s ninth, and possibly penultimate film before retiring pushes everything that has made the director such a distinctive voice in cinema – his fascination with the “old ways”, his textual and metatextual hat-tipping to his cinematic ancestors – to its limits
Quentin Tarantino's new film is a love letter to Hollywood -- and an important test of whether the under-pressure industry can still make hits that aren't tried-and-tested superhero franchises or nostalgic reboots, analysts say.
Roman Polanski's wife hit out at Quentin Tarantino on Friday for not consulting her husband over his critically-acclaimed "Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood" which features Polanski's late second wife Sharon Tate as a character.
