Famed Director Quentin Tarantino Receives Lifetime Achievement Award at Jerusalem Film Festival
by Shiryn Ghermezian

Quentin Tarantino receiving a lifetime achievement award at the Jerusalem Film Festival. Photo: Twitter.
Film director and screenwriter Quentin Tarantino was presented with a lifetime achievement award at the 33rd annual Jerusalem Film Festival’s opening ceremony on Thursday night.
The director’s acceptance speech was “short and sweet,” according to Gidi Kleiman, BBC News‘ senior producer in Israel.
The festival, which began Thursday and runs until July 17, will screen Tarantino’s Oscar-winning 1994 feature Pulp Fiction. A restored 35mm print of the film from Tarantino’s personal archive will be shown, followed by a live Q&A on stage with the director, according to ScreenDaily.com.
Tarantino last visited Israel in 2009 to promote his World War II thriller Inglourious Basterds.
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