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John Alton on the Border | https://t.co/D7qBGYuE46 | Alton’s rendering of the desert landscape with a haunting natural light elevates the exploitation of the ‘braceros’ to the realm of tragedy, and from tragedy to a damning political indictment | https://t.co/muprerXFRq

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18 Jun

From the archives | Key Largo (1948): Almost Noir
Returning WW2 vet fights gangsters on the Florida keys
The director of Key Largo, John Huston, co-wrote the screenplay with Richard Brooks, from a play by Maxwell Anderson. The stage origins of the film https://t.co/XC1bB7sSwd

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16 Jun

Blu-ray Review: Frank Borzage's MOONRISE Glows for Criterion https://t.co/EaxoA89rLu

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16 Jun

From the archives | Night And the City (1950): A Near Perfect Noir Night and the city.
The night is tonight, tomorrow night…
or any night.
The city is London.
This anonymous voice-over introduces Jules Dassin‘s Night and the City (1950), which has to https://t.co/KS64yExBdh

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15 Jun

Weegee's crime scene photography as a graphic novel – in pictures

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