Analysis of the First Movies of Famous Directors

The early beginnings of movie makers are sometimes kind of hard, between lack of money, of reference and of experience, but often let appear talent. Focus on those of Quentin Tarantino with My Best Friend’s Birthday, of Wes Anderson in Bottle Rocket, of Paul Thomas Anderson with Cigarettes and Coffee or also Francis Ford Coppola and his movie Dementia 13, among others. A video created by Andrew Saladino, from The Royal Ocean Film Society.