Wave adieu to somber autumn nights & join us in celebrating Noirvember, for our fourth installment, beginning at 5pm and continuing through shadow and fog, into the darkest hours of the evening.
This year’s slate attempts to investigate the diametrical range of the genre through its multitude of disguises. Starring Hollywood’s brightest stars in some of their most inconspicuous roles, this year we honor the b-film and all of its fruitful variations.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18 – 5 PM – ????
FULL DAY PASS – $20
$5 per title (cash at the door)
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5:00pm – ??????? ??????? (1954)
We start things off with a Roger Corman produced (& co-conspired) cross-country noir set almost exclusively in broad daylight and starring a certain, woman in the window.
6:30pm –
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a neglected film noir under the disguise of melodrama starring the once upon time queen of the Warner Bros lot.
8:00pm – ??????? ?? ???
an uncharacteristic break from the classical period of American film noir to explore a gritty poetic masterwork from Mexico’s golden age of cinema.
10:00pm – ??? ???????? ?????? (1946)
An under-seen moody film noir which updates a classic fairy-tale for the new york art scene of the 40’s, lensed by john alton.
12:00am – ????? ??? ? ???????? ???? (1948)
a sleepytime film noir/horror thriller starring the great Edward G. Robinson in what culminates into a poetic & surrealistic hazy dream.