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Tumor metabolic adaptation induced by L-asparaginase reveals a vulnerability to PARP1/2 inhibitor in B-cell lymphomas. [PDF]
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Greek neo-noir : reflecting a narrative of crisis
, 2017 Fotiou, Mikela, Fessas, Nikitas
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Postfeminism and the Fatale Figure in Neo-Noir Cinema
2015While the femme fatale has attracted considerable scholarly attention over the decades, Samantha Lindop's timely and engaging study is the first to trace the cinematic history of the character by also taking into account the spider woman's lesser known counterparts, the fille fatale and homme fatal.
Samantha Lindop
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Journal of Adaptation in Film and Performance, 2012
At the time of its release Frogs for Snakes (1999), written and directed by Amos Poe, was criticized for its alleged formalism and gratuitous violence and some facile digs at Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. Redressing these predominantly negative assessments, the present article views Poe’s overtly theatrical crime movie as a neo-noir parody which joins a ...
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At the time of its release Frogs for Snakes (1999), written and directed by Amos Poe, was criticized for its alleged formalism and gratuitous violence and some facile digs at Tarantino’s Pulp Fiction. Redressing these predominantly negative assessments, the present article views Poe’s overtly theatrical crime movie as a neo-noir parody which joins a ...
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Body Heat : Heightened Style in the Neo-Noir
In the early 1980s, the film noir was a dormant genre, superseded by more visceral crime thrillers and action films. Lawrence Kasdan’s decision to make his directorial debut with the erotic neo-noir Body Heat (1981) was a bold one, then, but it became a critical and commercial success.exaly +2 more sources