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Prednáška FILM NOIR + Poistka smrti (1944)
Lecture Film Noir + Death Insurance (1944)
Event by: Filmový kabinet
Location: Špitálska 2206/4, Špitálska 4, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
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"Whatever you go, fate will always put your foot on you." Complex plots full of bad decisions inspired by the harsh school of American detective, the gloomy atmosphere of the asphalt jungle for rainy nights, an elegant visual style instructed by European inter -war films, morally contradictory characters such as private eye or femme fatale. noir. 🖤
📽️ 📽️P is associated with the projection of the Death Fuse (Billy Wilder, 1944). The amendment to the famous writer of the harsh American detective school James M. Cain was adapted to the film by the famous author of the detective of Raymond Chandler and the film Noir was shot by the director of German origin Billy Wilder. In the story inspired by the real case, we find the typical elements of the black series as a perfectly planned crime with a fateful mistake, a treacherous woman that manipulates the protagonist, refined narrative structure, ambiguous dialogues, narrative commentary, contrasting lighting or unusual angles. The director considered him his favorite film and earned the admiration of the author himself.
📽️ 📽️P is associated with the projection of the Death Fuse (Billy Wilder, 1944). The amendment to the famous writer of the harsh American detective school James M. Cain was adapted to the film by the famous author of the detective of Raymond Chandler and the film Noir was shot by the director of German origin Billy Wilder. In the story inspired by the real case, we find the typical elements of the black series as a perfectly planned crime with a fateful mistake, a treacherous woman that manipulates the protagonist, refined narrative structure, ambiguous dialogues, narrative commentary, contrasting lighting or unusual angles. The director considered him his favorite film and earned the admiration of the author himself.