Cannes, like other European film festivals, lasted only two weeks, so it was almost over in the blink of an eye. As one of the most renowned film festivals in the world, Cannes drew countless directors and actors from all over the globe to compete, as well as the attention of countless media outlets. During the festival, many critically acclaimed films were screened, but the one that stole the show was "Pulp Fiction."
Since its premiere at the Kapa Theatre on May 16th, the movie had filled every seat for every showing, thanks to the unanimous praise from the majority of media. Many people wanted to see for themselves what made "Pulp Fiction" noteworthy. Some tabloid reporters from the United States even made a special trip to Cannes after reading the reports, hoping to dig up some news from the genius director's fifth work, as the comparative evaluations of his "frozen" fourth film and the well-received fifth were already common knowledge.
