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Foreign Noir 5
Neo-Noir 3
Critical Essays 11
Directors
Titles
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Classic - Genres, Movies, Arts 32
Mystery - Genres, Movies, Arts 4
Organized Crime - Genres, Movies, Arts 10
 Classic Noir OnlineClassic Noir Online
 The Hardboiled World of Classic Film Noir includes articles, recommendations and more than 600 films.
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Dark City - Film Noir and FictionDark City - Film Noir and Fiction
 Summaries, reviews and art work for noir films and books.
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Film NoirFilm Noir
 Overview of the development of film noir and literary noir in postwar America.
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Film NoirFilm Noir
 Descriptions of various sub-genres with synopses of example films to illustrate distinctions.
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Film Noir AlleyFilm Noir Alley
 General and specific information about the genre, including relevant literature. Includes articles on various aspects of film noir, links, newsletter, and weblog.
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Hard-Boiled MysteriesHard-Boiled Mysteries
 History of the genre, with links and film recommendations. Also looks at related Noir-like Sci-fi, Western and War films.
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Kat Black's Film Noir FreebiesKat Black's Film Noir Freebies
 Backgrounds and buttons for film noir sites.
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MGM Film NoirMGM Film Noir
 A look at three of the studio's films noirs: Desire Me, Keeper of the Flame and A Woman's Face.
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Narrative Innovations in Film NoirNarrative Innovations in Film Noir
 A look at one of the most important, and often overlooked, aspects of film noir: the form of the narrative.
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Noir CityNoir City
 Author Eddie Muller introduces his books on film noir and the people who made the genre great.
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The Noir FilesThe Noir Files
 Reviews of vintage and neo-noir films.
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Reel Movie CriticReel Movie Critic
 Reviews of classic Noir and Neo-noir films.
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Top 25 Films NoirTop 25 Films Noir
 Eric Enders' list of top 25 Noir films.
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Top Film-Noir FilmsTop Film-Noir Films
 Internet Movie Database users vote for the top fifty all-time Film Noir movies.
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What is This Thing Called Film Noir?What is This Thing Called Film Noir?
 Roger Westcombe discusses the dark film, post-war malaise and Noir's spiderweb of fate.
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