Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Style A Alfred Molina A true piece of modern

A true piece of modern Japanese sci-fi cinema history

directed by Shigeo Tanaka in 1962

portraying a complex character caught in the clash between traditional honor codes and the rapidly modernizing world of Japan

This B5-format piece (18x25cm) captures the theatrical magic of Akira's cyberpunk vision

Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) Original Japanese B2 Poster - Style A Alfred Molina A true piece of modernThis is the teaser design from the Japanese campaign for Kill Bill: Vol. 1, built around one image, Uma Thurman as the Bride in the yellow tracksuit with her katana raised. Tarantino wrote the part for Thurman and shot the film as a study of Japanese and Hong Kong genre cinema, casting Sonny Chiba and Chiaki Kuriyama and staging its central fight in a Tokyo nightclub. The teaser carries that promise on the sword and the stance alone, before the cast