Morelia 2013: All About Tarantino's Film Program, Kicking Off Tonight (Plus Exclusive Photos)
Quentin Tarantino is in Morelia, Mexico for the third time.
Why? He's coming for the same reasons he did it back in 2010: be the curator of a film program. Tarantino landed in Morelia on Monday but it was until yesterday that things went crazy, when the director of Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained made his appearance at the principal movie theater (Cinépolis Morelia Centro) to watch the Mexican film La Zandunga (Fernando de Fuentes, 1938).
It's worth noting that La Zandunga is part of the festival's program to homage actor Arturo de Córdova, for which QT contributed with two 35mm prints from his personal collection: Frenchman's Creek and Adventures of Casanova.
Ever since Morelia 2013 confirmed the surprise visit of Tarantino, many questions have emerged within fans. The program kicks off tonight and I noticed that the festival's social networks are still full of questions, being "when and where can I see him?" the main doubt.
In the gallery below you can find: Tarantino's film program with full details (including dates), information about the two screenings of the Arturo de Córdova homage that will use QT's prints, and some exclusive photos of the man himself while leaving the theater after watching La Zandunga.
