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Introduction,as depleted the terms of their meaning. This book seeks to recover that meaning. Post-classical, as a theoretical perspective, helps guide a journey through 60 years of neo-noir by offering a method by which to organize and conceive of the body of neo-noir films. Neo-noir, from the post-classic pers

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Transitional Noir, 1960s–Early 1970s because of their efforts to observe the purpose of neo-noir . to be different than their classic predecessors. . (Don Siegel 1964) and . (John Boorman 1967), both starring Lee Marvin, serve as the examples of Transitional Noir and offer two different positions within Transition Noir, one at the beg

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Eighties Noirignaled the end of the 1970s and the beginning of a new era. These neo-noirs demonstrate a reaction to President Reagan’s vision of America, calling into question the status quo of the political climate. The core films representing the period include . (Michael Mann 1986), . (William Friedkin 1985),

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Nineties Noires Noir develops its own look, a return to the dark, and forms a socio-cultural response to the end of the century. Something temporary also creeps in to the neo-noir of the 1990s, as if it were aware of its own imminent passing. Through . (Michael Mann 1995) and . (Quentin Tarantino 1997), we explo

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Digital Noir, 2001–Presente to the time. These films find male heroes lost on the digital grid, unsure of time and place. Watching Digital Noir often forces the viewer into new positions of negotiating the film viewing experience. . (Tony Scott 2004) follows a hero into his last battle with the digital world. In . (Chad Stah