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Film Noir

2017
Film noir is a term coined by French critics in 1946 to describe what they considered an emerging and exciting trend in Hollywood films—one that signaled a new maturity in American cinema. The term translates into English as “black film,” and the darkness to which it refers applies both to the grim themes and events in many of these movies, as well as ...
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Greek Film Noir

2022
Greek Film Noir offers a fresh look at the underrated and neglected cultural products that provide insights into the workings of the genre within the Greek context, while simultaneously revealing affinities between established Greek auteurs and the tradition of film noir. This collection explores the impact of American and European film noir in Greece,
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Film noir

2014
Homer B. Pettey, R. Barton Palmer
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What Is Film Noir?

2011
What is Film Noir? surveys the various theories of film noir, defines film noir, and explains how the genre relates to the style and the period in which noir was created. It also provides a very useful theory of genre and how it relates to film study.
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FILM NOIR

The Yale Review, 2009
Jennifer Fay, Justus Nieland
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Film Noir (Kara film)

2021
Belgesel film görsel bir kitap gibidir. Sinemanın derinliği, kitapların engin bilgisi içinde insanları gezdiren bir rehberdir belgesel. Bu yüzden belgeseller içinde estetiği, tarihi ve bilimi bulunduran eşsiz bir hazinedir. Bu hazineyi geliştirip, çeşitlendirip ve zenginleştirip hem bugüne hem de yarınlara sunmak sanatçının bir vazifesidir. Bu belgesel
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Film Noir

Hollywood of the 1940s and 1950s saw the emergence of ‘film noir’, a cycle of fatalistic crime thrillers, often produced as ‘B’ movies and distinguished by their narrative experimentation, expressive visual design, and stylized dialogue. Noir cemented the now-familiar archetypes of private detectives and femme fatales as well as techniques like ...
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Vom Film Noir zum Neo-Noir

2012
Als bedeutender Teil der Filmgeschichte prägt die Stilrichtung des „Film noir“ Filme bis in die heutige Zeit. Da der Film „Touch of Evil“ von Orson Welles aus dem Jahre 1958 offiziell als letzter Film noir angesehen wird, werden moderne Produktionen nicht mehr mit diesem Namen betitelt.
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European Film Noir

Historical Journal of Film, Radio and Television, 2010
European Film Noir ANDREW SPICER (ed.) Manchester and New York, Manchester University Press, 2007 xi + 279 pp., illus., $26.00 (paperback) James Naremore (More Than Night, 1998) has used the term ‘...
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