2014
DOI: 10.1057/9781137290144
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Class, Crime and International Film Noir

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“…The film noir is noted for having an international form and its ability to identify with other genres and themes such as psychological thriller, crime fiction, horror, gothic, etc. (Broe, 2014;Jancovich, 2009;Fay and Nieland, 2010.) Therefore, it is practically difficult to map out every possible dimension of noir in cinema. Since different genres overlap with film noir at some point, making it "by far the largest body of work on any film category" (Brookes, 2017: 15), this paper restricts the discussion within the crime fiction angle with an emphasis on the gangster/criminal/villain female protagonists/ antagonists in Indian popular cinema.…”
Section: Femmes Gangsters Et Film Noir Dans Le Cinéma Populaire Indienmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The film noir is noted for having an international form and its ability to identify with other genres and themes such as psychological thriller, crime fiction, horror, gothic, etc. (Broe, 2014;Jancovich, 2009;Fay and Nieland, 2010.) Therefore, it is practically difficult to map out every possible dimension of noir in cinema. Since different genres overlap with film noir at some point, making it "by far the largest body of work on any film category" (Brookes, 2017: 15), this paper restricts the discussion within the crime fiction angle with an emphasis on the gangster/criminal/villain female protagonists/ antagonists in Indian popular cinema.…”
Section: Femmes Gangsters Et Film Noir Dans Le Cinéma Populaire Indienmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…El cine negro estadounidense o film noir se desarrolló principalmente durante los años cuarenta y cincuenta, y fue agrupado bajo tal etiqueta de forma posterior gracias a los esfuerzos de la crítica francesa. El noir se caracterizó por una mezcla de diversas influencias -la literatura pulp de autores como Raymond Chandler y James Cain, un uso "no tradicional" de la fotografía basada en la "oposición de áreas de luz y oscuridad" (Place y Peterson, 1974, p. 67) que ha sido emparentada al expresionismo alemán (Esquenazi, 2018;Broe, 2014;Spicer, 2002;Naremore, 1998)-y suele ser interpretado como un reflejo del descontento y nihilismo que el conflicto bélico generó en la sociedad estadounidense en esos años.…”
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