Quentin Tarantino has shared the first 17 minutes of 'The Further Mis-Adventures of Cliff Booth' at AFI Fest. The film, a sequel to Brad Pitt's 'Cliff Booth', is being created in collaboration with David Fincher. Tarantino's announcement has excited fans, who are eager to see the development of the crime story. The collaboration between Tarantino and Fincher has created excitement among moviegoers.
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