The New Beverly Cinema presents the Pure Cinema podcast.

My name is Brian Sauer.

I'm joined, as always, by the delightful Mr. Elwood Kane.

And we have an equally delightful guest rejoining us.

Mr. Quentin Tarantino is back on the show.

Hello, sir.

Oh, the delightful Quentin Tarantino.

That's arguable that you have some people.

You've always been delightful with us, Quentin.

Absolutely, absolutely.

So Quentin's here because they're, well, a lot of reasons,

but one of the reasons Quentin is here is because this month this april at the new beverly and at the video

archive cinema club which is the micro cinema inside the vista theater both theaters are running a

wide ranging huge tribute to director william bodeen and i don't think this kind of retrospective has ever been

offered for this director anywhere. So, so, Quentin, this is obviously a really big deal, and we'd

love to hear you say, like, what your thing is with him. What's the story? Well, it's interesting.

It's been a, um, I had a very fun time curating my own retrospective when it comes to Mr.

Bodine.

I had read the book recently, William Bodine, an overview.

I'm just a big fan of director of filmographies and filmographies and biographies and stuff. And so I

just read a lot about, and sometimes about directors, I don't give a damn about that. It's just interesting.

And oftentimes I do give a damn after I read some of the, they read the book, and I go and I seek out more of their movies.

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