Oscar winner Tarantino has reunited with Welsh helmer Jamie Adams, known for his improvised filmmaking style, on a new feature project in which the Pulp Fiction director will again step in front of the camera, Kylie Minogue.

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The new movie, titled Tangled Up in Blue, also stars Jason Isaacs, Allison Williams, Sofia Boutella and RZA.

It is backed by New York-based producers Visor Entertainment, whom Adams met while at Tribeca.

Sabine Stener, Randy Kleinman and Jordan Yale Levine produce for Visor Entertainment.

The iconic director and the pop star were spotted over the weekend in the Welsh town of Porthcawl, where they shot scenes of a funeral at Newton Church and a wake at the Saltwater Inn.

Adams’ last project with Tarantino, Only What We Carry, about the romantic entanglements between a dancer, her sister and her former choreographer, was shot in 6 days in Deauville, France and backed by a French production company.

The film, which also starred Simon Pegg and Charlotte Gainsbourg, premiered at Tribeca earlier this month.

Adams pitched Tarantino the part of a wealthy benefactor in the movie, writing to him directly to offer him a part. “I sent him the story outline and a letter,” the Welsh director said. “I was just very honest about believing in him as an actor. Improvisation, the way I use it, is about being present and reacting organically. He’s one of the greatest conversational storytellers. I thought that would be incredible in character. I didn’t think I’d hear back. But two weeks later, on a Sunday, his agent emailed saying Quentin was intrigued and wanted a Zoom.”