The femme fatale trope has long been a mainstay of film noir, from Phyllis Dietrichson in “Double Indemnity” (1944) to Amy Dunne in “Gone Girl.” (2014). Beyond those on the screen, however, many tend ...

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When it comes to some of cinema's most iconic films, Steven Spielberg's Jaws is about as different from, say, The Wizard of Oz as that technicolor fantasy is from Quentin Tarantino's genre pastiche ...

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The Philadelphia Film Festival may be over, but the region’s fall movie season is just getting started. Three more film festivals are scheduled to take place over the course of November. The ...

As always, the Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival in Palm Springs — taking place this Thursday through Sunday — will focus on movies from the primary noir era of the ’40s and ’50s, including a handful of ...

Who doesn't love a movie with a little intrigue and cynicism — and a lot of shadiness and moral ambiguity? How about a whole Palm Springs film festival dedicated to just that, and then some? The ...

Women comprise 11.6% of the directors of global films, according to a new study from the USC Annenberg Inclusion Initiative. The figure is among the indicators that women’s participation in the film ...

Yolanda Perdomo is an award-winning journalist and a digital producer for CBS Chicago. Previously, Yolanda was a producer and reporter for WBEZ, WCPN, and WXXI. This year's theme is "Darkness Has No ...