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It's been several days and it still doesn't have any items? And is there any chance of a silent Film section? Posted by: Robin_1990 ... Source: www.archive.org --- 22 days ago
I second this. I'd be willing to help populate the sections. Posted by: CrowTRobot ... Source: www.latimes.com --- 46 days ago
The director of 'Rififi' and 'Never on Sunday' is considered one of the leading American filmmakers of the postwar era. He moved to France after being blacklisted in the early 1950s. Jules Dassin, the blacklisted American filmmaker who was a master of Film Noir, directing such classics as "Brute Force," "The Naked City" and "Rififi," died Monday in an Athens hospital. He was 96. ... Source: www.bostonherald.com --- 1 day ago
A British colonial Film Noir, the lushly sensuous "Before the Rains" tells the story of an ill-fated love affair. Linus Roache (TV's "Law & Order")... ... Source: blogcritics.org --- 9 days ago
Okay, it's finally here, Film Noir Thursday #8. The Film this week is Rififi, directed in 1955 by Jules Dassin, who also adapted the screenplay from a novel by Auguste Le Breton. By far my most anticipated movie of this marathon, Rififi was brilliant to watch. While perhaps not the best movie so far, the directing and tone were excellent. Rififi follows the exploits of four men: Tony, a man recently released from a five-year prison sentence, Jo, the man Tony went to prison to protect, Mario, a fun-loving and competent criminal, and Cesar, a friend of Mario's and purportedly one of the best safecrackers there is. Together, they pull off a perfect heist for millions in diamonds but afterward find their emotions starting to cause trouble for them, along with Tony's underworld rival. The pacing and directing are the best elements of this Film. Each scene is used wisely, revealing something about the central characters or the details of the heist, which Rififi takes great time to lay out for the viewer. We see exactly how the jewelry store is staked out, how the inside layout is observed, and later, how everything is carried out. There is a long scene in which the characters bring a model of the security system in the jewelry store to their main hideout and experiment on how to disable it (not such an easy task they find out). Because the movie immerses the viewer so fully, providing all the details, it ups the stakes ... Source: www.thisislondon.co.uk --- 39 days ago
Dont expect the expected from Polar Bear and Curios. The former straight-ahead players create soundscapes that would do credit to a foreign-language Film Noir. ... Source: www.dvdtimes.co.uk --- 45 days ago
News: In a cruel twist of fate, Film Noir titans Richard Widmark and Jules Dassin passed away within one week of each other. clydefro offers up a tribute to the star and director of Night and the City. ...
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for those who like the genre... and like creative fun.....danger....delight...mystery... Written By Spinach, Queenbean ... Source: www.fanboy.com --- 27 days ago
I love the Film Noir look of this poster — it picks up on the comic book so well. I'm slowly gaining faith that Frank Miller may do a good job with this Film yet... Found via slashfilm.com . ... Source: www.film-noir-alley.com --- 16 hours ago
Braving triple digit temperatures and a broken air conditioner in my car, I left L.A. and headed for the Palm Springs Film Noir Festival. ... Source: www.film-noir-alley.com --- 10 days ago
Here is a list of some Film Noir links you might enjoy exploring... ... Source: www.filemagazine.com --- 28 days ago
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Forum: Post Production Posted By: cupcakes Post Time: 04-19-2008 at 02:03 PM ... Source: www.topix.com --- 19 days ago
Gene Tierney and Cornel Wilde Star in 20th Century Fox 1945 Classic Thriller By SeA n Martinfield Sentinel Fine Arts Critic Photo by Lynn Imanaka The newly restored 1945 Film Noir classic LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN , ... via SF Sentinel ... Source: www.topix.com --- 17 days ago
The Film Noir Foundation is proud to co-present Leave Her to Heaven, directed by John M. Stahl, at the 51st San Francisco International Film Festival - April 24 to May 8, 2008. via Sam Spade's San Francisco ... Source: filmsnoir.net --- 23 days ago
The bridge motif has powerful symbolism in Film Noir. These poignant shots from the final fatal scenes of three films Noir attest to this: Night and the City (1950) Force of Evil (1948) Roadblock (1951) Start Slide Show with PicLens Lite Articles, Lobby SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title: "The Bridge and the City Motif in Film Noir", url: "http://filmsnoir.net/film_noir/the-bridge-and-the-city-motif-in-Film-Noir.html" } ); ... Source: filmsnoir.net --- 41 days ago
The Egyptian Theatre and the Film Noir Foundation will present for 3 weeks from April 3 the 10th Annual Hollywood Festival of Film Noir, screening: DESERT FURY WICKED WOMAN STRANGER ON THE THIRD FLOOR TOMORROW IS ANOTHER DAY HIGHWAY 301 DEAD RECKONING SORRY WRONG NUMBER BOOMERANG NORA PRENTISS NIGHT AND THE CITY CORNERED TO THE ENDS OF THE EARTH THE MAN BETWEEN ONE WAY STREET HELL’S FIVE HOURS CRY OF [...] SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title: "Return to Noir City: The 10th Annual Hollywood Festival of Film Noir", url: "http://filmsnoir.net/film_noir/return-to-Noir-city-the-10th-annual-hollywood-festival-of-Film-Noir.html" } ); ... Source: filmsnoir.net --- 13 days ago
The Set-Up (1949) Film-maker David Mamet, in an interesting piece in today’s New York Times on his new Film, Redbelt, about a movie fight director, has written eloquently on the fight movie and Film Noir: Fight films are sad. There is nobility in effort, in discipline and, if not in suffering, in trying to [...] SHARETHIS.addEntry( { title: "The Fight Movie and Film Noir", url: "http://filmsnoir.net/film_noir/the-fight-movie-and-Film-Noir.html" } ); ... Source: www.beyondchron.org --- 6 days ago
MIDSUMMER NIGHTS DREAM: ITS GLOBAL, ITS PHYSICAL AND MOSTLY IN THE INDIAN LANGUAGE This North American Premier of Shakespeares singsong recitation comedy coupled with a foreign language makes it even daffier and confusing than the original. The Dash Arts production assumes that everyone knows the story. As I looked around I saw a lot of young people who were probably seeing this play for the first time. And you know what, the look on their face said: What the hell is going on? ... Find more search results for Film Noir on RSSMicro.com |
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Gene Tierney and Cornel Wilde Star in 20th Century Fox 1945 Classic Thriller
By Seán Martinfield
Sentinel Fine Arts Critic
Photo by Lynn Imanaka
The newly restored 1945 Film Noir classic LEAVE HER TO HEAVEN, directed by John M. Stahl and starring the stunningly beautiful Gene Tierney enjoyed its Bay Area premiere last night at the Castro Theatre as [...] ...