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Film Noir (Analytical Essay)

Ward and Silver define Film Noir as “a self-contained reflection of American cultural preoccupations in film form” (Silver and Ward, 1980). Following this, they then described the cohesiveness of Noir as “Different directors and cinematographers of great and small reputation, working at seven different studios, completed ostensibly unrelated motion pictures with one cohesive visual style.” (Silver and Ward, 1980)...

Remakes as Effective Adaptations (Essay)

Remakes as Effective Adaptations.

Creeber defines Nordic Noir as follows: “Nordic Noir is best understood as a broad umbrella term that describes a particular type of Scandinavian crime...

Cleansing of Hillside (Seven Minute Screen Script)

A seven-minute crime-thriller screen script.

Exploring the use of Mise-En-Scène and Sound in Christopher Nolan’s Dunkirk.

In this essay, I will discuss the contemporary auteur Christopher Nolan; known for his films, Inception, Batman Begins, Interstellar and most recently, Dunkirk...

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