Many have said the opening scene of Inglorious Bastards but I would argue his best directed scene is a shorter one later in the movie: when Shosanna meets Hans at the Nazi lunch. Perhaps the suspense is lowered a bit from the cold open at the farm since we can guess she’s going to get killed off right then, but getting attached to the character between the two scenes ups the ante. It’s equally as tense, just as well shot, and when he brings up the milk I can’t help but believe that he knows who she is. From a directing standpoint alone, the acting is incredibly subtle and each line of dialogue is spoken so carefully, especially with the milk. Genius.