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Tuesday December 19, 2017

Day: December 19, 2017

Features

Noir from the States to the Ilses: The Stranger and Appointment with Crime from Olive Films

Tony Williams
December 19, 2017
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By Tony Williams. 1946 was an “annus mirabilis” (“amazing year” for those who never studied Latin) for American, British film noir, and many of its international counterparts. Both appearing a year after the end of World War Two, The Stranger and Appointment with Crime were generic achievements in their own right […]

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