/r/noir
In this subreddit you can post anything remotely related to noir and neo-noir. May it be film, drawings, books, music, clothes, people, et cetera. All are welcomed.
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Noir
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Noir is a genre of crime film or fiction characterized by cynicism, fatalism, and moral ambiguity.
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Neo-Noir
Neo-noir is a style often seen in modern motion pictures and other forms that prominently use elements of film noir, but with updated themes, content, style, visual elements or media that were absent in film noir of the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s.
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Bleakest noir
I’ve been getting a little too over confident lately and need to plant my feet back on the ground. I feel like something entirely bleak and hopeless will do the trick- give me your best recommendations. Anything will do- movies, books, comics, plays, etc.
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The American -- A Noir Thriller
An American expatriate in France finds himself caught between competing criminals, U.S. intelligence, and a Corsican who just wants to find his girl.
In the latest chapter, there's trouble at the bordello.
Apple | Spotify | Red Circle | Author's Page
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It's Noirvember on Kanopy
For those with access to Kanopy (usually offered through the library or university), they're celebrating Noir this month with a huge selection of movies: https://www.kanopy.com/en/category/61342
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Tonight at 10pm EST/7pm PST The Decker Northcutt Case Files: Case#4 Part 7 of 9. This is part of a series I write and narrate. It's A Crime Noir Detective Story told in an Old Time Radio style for modern listeners. It also has horror and supernatural elements in it. YouTube & podcast
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Nakameguro, Tokyo by Hiroki Harada
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Pentex, Windy City Shadows, and Closing in On Goals For Azukail Games
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Paris, 1947, Photo by Willy Ronis
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In case you haven’t been following along
Incase you haven’t seen on our Instagram, the first film of our 5 film series for Noir-Vember was Laura (1944). Any ideas as to what film #2 is? We have some extra clues on our Instagram if you’re interested!
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At Night All Cats Are Grey
Speaking of noir felines…
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Young Adult Noir
Sometimes you gotta revisit a book you never read as a kid because it was published when you were already in high school. Really fun. Noirvember in full bloom.
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Seedy Small Town
What are your thoughts on a seedy small town setting verses the usual big city for Noir/Neo-noir stories?
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Today's book selection for Noirvember
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I need help looking for a specific noir film!
Hello,
I'm looking for a film I watched a while back, I think it was quite graphic for it's time.
I remember a woman being murdered by a man in her kitchen in one of the scenes.
The movie was from the 1940s - 1950's, English language.
Edit : I could have mixed this up with another film from the same era, but there's a plot with a marriage but the husband turns nasty shortly after and just wants to steal an inheritance or a family business?
FOUND : BORN TO KILL 1947.
Any ideas?
Thankyou!
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Midnight the cat checks out my first book selections for Noirvember
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Noir recommendations with sassy main guy?
I’m looking for modern noir games, books or comics with the hardboiled detective saying sassy stuff all the time, so sassy that I will exhale amused puffs of air through my nostrils. I’d appreciate any recommendations no matter how obscure :)
I really liked Philip Marlowe, the Kyle Hyde saga, and Tails Noir even though the ending was horribly bad.
Edit: Thanks so much for all the suggestions, I’ll be reading all of them.
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Brassaï - Steps of Montmartre with a white dog, Paris (1932)
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"Hold Back Tomorrow" | Rap Song
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He knew that one fatal day, he would head down a blind alley or run into a house with no back door and it will end. But until that day he'll stay on the move always looking over his shoulder...
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Full Moon Matinee presents SHOCKPROOF (1949). Cornel Wilde, Patricia Knight, John Baragrey, Esther Minciotti. NO ADS!
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Laura (1944) in depth review
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wet walk
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Does anyone have the sheet music of Elevator to The Gallows?
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On October 30, 1948, Kiss the Blood Off My Hands debuted in the United States. Marking the anniversary with an original portrait of Burt Lancaster! [OC]
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the shooters were gone in a flash of light and shadow...
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Best websites about everything noir?
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What noir film would you recommend to me with this criteria?
Looks like it was shot in the filthiest of settings.
Jazzy ass score.
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