Miss Barton’s Famous Cakes (2019) by Jared Hirsch and Nelson Vicens (a short film noir) – Miss Barton is famous for her cakes, but she may be perfectly capable of taking care of herself even during a stormy night.
“Contender” is a short film noir directed by Jason Reim in 2017. More an idea than a true story.
Directed in 2011 by Zack Snyder (Justice League, 2017) and produced by Warner Bros, “Trenches” is a very short animated film loosely inspired by 2011 fantasy film Sucker Punch.
“The Docks” by Matt Gilpin is a film noir not 2 minutes long, and still totally enjoyable and tense.
The roundup of December offers a glimpse on Armistice Day 100 and Noirvember, the month-long yearly celebration of film noir. Books and history as usual
Blood Ties (short film noir) During a hostage situation Detective Nathan Briggs fires a fatal shot, killing an innocent singer. Consumed with guilt he searches the dead woman’s connections and finds Century, a criminal who owns more than just a nightclub
“Killer in Red” is a short film noir produced by Campari as a commercial (though certainly a very stylish one) for its cocktail Killer in Red. With Clive Owen. Directed by Paolo Sorrentino.
In spite of all the many connections between film noir and the 1940s when it was produced in, there is still something more to this films.
Classic film noir is a form of entertainment characteristic of the 1940s. That’s when, for many historical and social reasons. its popularity reached a peak
By depicting a very specific reality, but in a stylised way, film noir went beyond its limits of time and circumstances.
World War II produced a fracture in American society. While men created their own social order at the front, women revolutionised their role at home
Veteran films betrayed a marked hostility toward (and by implication a fear of) postwar integration, the soldier’s difficulty in going back to civilian life