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In Pickup On South Street (1953) flawed characters are portrayed sympathetically. Sam Fuller said in a 70s interview he was not really concerned with the wider “reds under the bed” plot, but with how the drama of the lives affected plays out. #filmnoir https://t.co/GlJzSeXwDb

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15 Jun

Macao (1952): "You're up early for a loser" | #filmnoir | Gloria Grahame adds a touch of class in a small role as a gangster’s mole, but even she begged her then divorcing husband Ray, to cut her out of the picture completely. Best after too much cheap rye https://t.co/zbh0SKnCug

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4 Jun

James Ellroy currently down-under for a writer's fest says - I agree - film adaptation of LA Confidential was ‘as deep as a tortilla’ | The Guardian | But his dissing of Chandler? Well... No Comment. #neonoir #filmnoir https://t.co/Fw1If328nD

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3 Jun

Brilliant British #neonoir sleeper RIVER (2015) Season 1 on Netflix. A cop battling his demons and regrets... #filmnoir FULL TRAILER on Vimeo https://t.co/r5e3NqMOB7

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