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11 Jul

Vale #ValentinaCortese. She was bellissima in Jules Dassin's Thieves' Highway (1949) | #filmnoir @ https://t.co/D7qBGYuE46 https://t.co/HhgfQHybA8

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The Man Who Cheated Himself (1949) a final scene of pure cinema, the pratoganists’ actions and expressions deliver an acid resolution totally devoid of pretence or sentiment, and marked only by Cobb’s weary bemusement as he ponders his fate. #FilmNoir https://t.co/ufpBlZrH7t

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30 Jun

On Dangerous Ground (1951) has a dramatic arc that moves from the blackness and confinement of city streets and tenements to the expansive whiteness of the snow country... from despair, hatred, and self-loathing to hope, compassion and love. #FilmNoir https://t.co/OfCoZJnqZy

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The Criterion Collection: Film Noir | 25YL | Film Reviews | A savvy overview and review digest #FilmNoir https://t.co/txvHG7vWO3

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