La Bête Humaine
by Felipe Rosa
La Bête Humaine: it is symbolic that Jean Renoir’s film, adapted from Émile Zola’s novel
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: drama, noir
Tag: noir
Budapest Noir
by Felipe Rosa
Budapest Noir: Éva Gárdos delivers exactly what the title promises, a traditional noir
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The Looming Storm (Baoxue Jiang Zhi)
by Felipe Rosa
The Looming Storm: Dong Yue’s gloomy, moody neo-noir, as is
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Motherless Brooklyn
by Felipe Rosa
Motherless Brooklyn: the noir story told by Edward Norton in this film is
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: mystery, noir
Too Late (2015)
by Felipe Rosa
Too Late: ambition, even when not fully realized, should be commended. Dennis Hauck makes
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Killer’s Kiss
by Felipe Rosa
Killer’s Kiss: the story told by Stanley Kubrick in this modest noir is slight,
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The Asphalt Jungle
by Felipe Rosa
The Asphalt Jungle: elegant and detailed, John Huston’s heist movie is a very
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The Breaking Point (1950)
by Felipe Rosa
The Breaking Point: Michael Curtiz may not have the usual aesthetics, but the
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Blade Runner 2049
by Felipe Rosa
Blade Runner 2049: one of the strengths of Denis Villeneuve’s sequel is how well it dialogues with
Categories: Film reviews • Tags: noir, sci fi
Fifth about The Seventh 