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Film Noir Articles

Act of Violence (1948)

Original articles from me on varied film noir topics. – Tony D’Ambra

A Psychoanalysis Of Noir
Are Femme-Fatales Crazy?
The Art of the B: Riff-Raff (1947)
Breathless (A Bout De Souffle) – France 1959: New Wave Noir
Chandler on Cain: “Proust in greasy overalls”
Christmas Noir
The Cinematic City: “the meaning is in the shadows”
Cornell Woolrich: The shadows come from within
Dark Art: What Makes a Film Noir?
Dead Peasants…
Double Indemnity: The Unseen Ending
Film Noir: “All I can see is in the frame”
Film Noir’s Anti-Hero: The Outsider
Film Noir: Critical Origins
Film Noir Essay: “No law says you got to be happy”
Film Noir and the Portrait
Film Noir Essays On-Line
The First Rule of Film Noir: “A Dame With a Past and a Hero With No Future
German Expressionism: Not Orthochrome Nor Panchromatic
Guilty By Suspicion (1992): Black Not Noir
Ingmar Bergman
In the Valley of Elah (2007): Responsibility and Chaos
Is The Green Cockatoo (UK 1937) the first film noir?
Jonathan Auerbach: Noir Citizenship and Anthony Mann’s Border Incident
L.A. Night of the Broken Dream
Light in the Shadows: Noir and Redemption
Male Anxiety and Film Noir
The Maltese Falcon: The beginning of noir
Metropolis Now: Dystopia and Sci-fi Noir
More Film Noir Essays On-Line
The Night of the Hunter (1955): Not Noir
The Noir City: A Cosmic B-Movie
The Noir City: Electric stars on main street
Noir: Compassion in the Shadows
Noir: Inside The Frame
Noir Lighting
Noir More Dark Than Black
Noir vs Tarantino
Nietzsche and the Meaning of Noir
The Numbers Racket…
Pithy Definition of Film Noir
Post-Noir: The New Hollow Men
Progressive Origins of Film Noir
Race and Film Noir: Black and Noir
Richard Schickel on Film Noir
Re-Focusing Film Noir
Richard Widmark: The Outsider
Sweet Clover
The Dark Self: The Origins of Film Noir
The Air I Breathe (2007): Noir Liberation
The Fight Movie and Film Noir
The Left Hand Of Noir
The Maltese Falcon (1941): Love in Noir
The Maltese Falcon: The beginning of noir
The Noir Anti-Hero
The Noir Night
The Origins of Noir
Sexual Imagery in Film Noir: Tread Softly Stranger (1958)
The Themes of Film Noir
Toward a Definition of Film Noir
Visions of Light: Noir Cinematography
What is Film Noir?
What’s a dame like you doing in a movie like this?
W R Burnett: Master of noir imagery
Your Ghost: “let him shoot me down”

> — Tony D'Ambra @ 12:25 am

December 17, 2007


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