Facebook post It's Noirvember! Here are 5 great noir films to watch this month
Rebecca
One of my favorites! Based on the novel by Daphne du Maurier and directed by Alfred Hitchcock, this moody movie follows a woman who moves into her new husband's estate, but the shadow of his first wife, and the mystery surrounding her death, looms over the grounds.
Strangers on a Train
Another Hitchcock film. Two strangers meet on a train, each dealing with someone in their life causing problems. A deal is proposed to kill the other person for each other. One man thinks it's a joke, but to the other it's very real.
The Third Man
The quintessential noir film starring Orson Welles. An American writer travels to Vienna to search for his friend. He's told he was killed in a traffic accident but he smells something fishy and begins investigating through a web of crime and conspiracy.
Blow Out
A neo-noir directed by Brian DePalma and starring John Travolta. A sound effects artist is out capturing sounds when he accidentally records the sound of a politician's fatal car crash, but what he captures suggests it might not have been an accident.
Mildred Pierce
From the director of Casablancas and starring Joan Crawford in one of her finest performances which gave her her only Oscar. The film follows the complicated relationship between a woman and her selfish daughter.
Source fav noir films?
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