Quentin Tarantino Delays Final Film to Prioritize Family Life in Israel

The acclaimed director plans to wait until his son is older before starting production on his tenth and final movie.

Quentin Tarantino, currently living in Israel with his family, is delaying his final film to spend more time with his young children.
The director, 61, revealed his plans during an appearance at the Sundance Festival in Utah, citing his son's upcoming fifth birthday as a key factor in his decision.
Tarantino wants his son to be at least six years old before beginning the production, so he can understand and remember the experience.
His daughter, whom he described as a 'genius,' is already two and a half years old and will also play a part in his considerations.
Tarantino’s last film, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood,' was released in 2019, and he has long stated that his next project will be his final work as a Hollywood director.