Jean-Pierre Melville's Le Doulos is a bleak, twisty crime film in which no one is what they seem to be, and loyalty and friendship can n...
Showing posts with label film noir. Show all posts
Showing posts with label film noir. Show all posts
The Big Night
Joseph Losey's The Big Night is a coming of age tale in the guise of a noir, a thiller that's ostensibly about revenge but is actual...
The Bigamist
The Bigamist marked the end of Ida Lupino's tenure as a Hollywood feature director; from here she'd move into directing for televisi...
Scarlet Street
Fritz Lang followed The Woman in the Window by reuniting the same cast — Edward G. Robinson, Joan Bennett and Dan Duryea — for a second noir...
M (1951)
Fritz Lang's M is such an enduring classic that it's hard to imagine a Hollywood remake of it, but that's exactly what director ...
The Woman in the Window
Fritz Lang's 1944 noir The Woman in the Window is in many ways a meta-noir that examines the tragic allure that draws so many doomed noi...
The Man From London
The films of Béla Tarr have always been haunted by film noir to one degree or another. Tarr's downtrodden characters plod miserably thro...