American Pulp Fiction

"American Pulp Fiction" typically refers to the influential 1994 film directed by Quentin Tarantino, which revitalized modern cinema with its layered storytelling, sharp dialogue, and non-linear structure. The film blends crime, drama, and dark comedy through intersecting stories involving gangsters, hitmen, and other characters in Los Angeles. Its style pays homage to classic pulp magazines and crime novels, emphasizing gritty realism and stylistic flair. Overall, it's regarded as a groundbreaking work that redefined independent filmmaking and popular culture.