Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair

Uma Thurman returns as The Bride, who is ambushed in the wedding hall by her former boss and lover Bill, shot in the head, and robbed of her unborn child. After surviving the deadly attack, she awakens from a coma years later with a single goal: revenge. To carry out her bloody vengeance, she must first deal with the four remaining members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad. Even if it means chasing them to the other side of the world, as is the case with the first item on the list—O-Ren Ishii. But with her entourage—the Crazy 88, as the mafia clan calls itself—it’s only just beginning. There’s still Budd left to kill, and Elle Driver, and Vernita Green, and that bastard who started it all… Kill Bill. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair is a thrilling spectacle and one of the most distinctive revenge film sagas in the history of cinema, which catapulted Quentin Tarantino into the ranks of the top directors, where he remains to this day. With his distinctive style and unique sense of humor, he has captivated audiences not only overseas but also abroad. “I wrote and directed it as a single film—and I’m glad that fans now have the chance to see it that way,” he says of The Whole Blood Affair, which, by combining the parts into one, takes on a new dimension after all these years and, thanks to its special theatrical release, becomes a once-in-a-lifetime event. This exceptional cinematic experience is further underscored by Uma Thurman’s performance in the lead role as an unrivaled avenger who can cut down her opponents with Tarantino’s sharp dialogue just as easily as with Hattori Hanzo’s legendary sword.

(note that the programme contains 15 min. long intermission between the movies)