The diner, the dance and the duo
The scene posters are the heart of the set. The diner stand-off that bookends the film becomes a composition in red vinyl and chrome; the twist contest at Jack Rabbit Slim's turns into a retro dance-floor print; and the two hitmen — mid-conversation, unbothered — carry their own design. These work because Pulp Fiction's scenes are already staged like posters: flat, frontal, colour-blocked, lit for a single idea. Hang one large and it reads from across a room; hang the diner, the dance and the duo together and you have the film's rhythm on a wall.







