Tarantino, Deleuze, Baudrillard, tomatoes
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https://doi.org/10.15448/1980-3729.1996.5.2952Keywords:
Communication, cinema, Quentin TarantinoAbstract
The polysemy joke told by Mia to Vincent in Pulp Fiction tells the saga of a small baby tomato: to be urged by the paternal order to accompany the step, it is hit and becomes juice. The tomato that turned juice. The diégesis, however, is not contained within the limit of its filmic framing and, as metaphor, reaches the spectator. Keeping the step with the succession of the Tarantino frames is to turn juice into each sequence.
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