Abstract "film observation", Quentin Tarantino Tarantino is a unique case in cinema. A boy who is in love with movies, who has passed a rather non-trivial path, like a Hollywood director (in his own words, "I didn't go to film school, I went to the cinema"). His work does not fit into the established genre framework, he never gravitated to the linearity of the plot, and this book is no exception. "Film observation" is a story for those who want to look into the camera through the eyes of Quentin Tarantino — through the eyes of those who have seen hundreds and hundreds of films and perceived them not only as entertainment, but also as an incentive to action. Tarantino is far from academic, his institutions are screens of luxurious Hollywood halls, open — air movies and lousy adult cinemas. Instead of listening to lectures, he (still a snotty young man) tricked out an invitation to talk to his favorite director in order to personally ask about everything that interested him. These " film observations "are not empty theories, but a search for a practical answer — not" why", but"how". About the book is not just a memoir or traditional film criticism, but a sincere, exciting conversation about the films that influenced one of the most famous directors of our time. Quentin Tarantino writes how he looks: bright, straightforward, with passion and attention to detail. His favorite films – from blockbusters to cult classics-appear here not as cold objects of analysis, but as living organisms that shaped him as a creator. Tarantino tells how he found inspiration in films, how he tricked himself into talking to directors, and how he turned his impressions into a unique author's movie. Kinospervision is for those who want to learn how to watch movies more deeply than just "watched and forgot". Ideal for moviegoers, Tarantino fans, students and teachers of film schools, as well as those who are looking for inspiration for their own creativity. Buy a book in the nearest store "Knigarni E" or order online. Also pay attention to " my thoughts on cinema. How to translate life into a script" by Antonio Lukic is another powerful conversation about cinema that does not leave anyone indifferent.