The Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival returns for its 26th year, which co-producer and host Alan K. Rode is calling the "best yet." Sports Business News Life Opinion Advertise Obituaries eNewspaper ...

Bison, filmmaker Mari Selvaraj’s upcoming film with actor Dhruv Vikram, will release in theatres on October 17 during Deepavali, the makers announced on Saturday (May 3).. Ace filmmaker-producer ...

Speaking at the 'Sumo' pre-release event, Isari K. Ganesh has confirmed that AR Rahman will be scoring the music for Dhanush's film with Mari Selvaraj, which has been tentatively titled 'D 56.'Now ...

One of the most awaited collaborations is between Dhanush and director Mari Selvaraj for a film tentatively titled 'D56'. Originally announced to be produced by Dhanush’s Wunderbar Films, it is ...

Double Indemnity (1944). Why it’s essential: Billy Wilder’s Double Indemnity isn’t just a noir classic—it is the blueprint.Adapted from James M. Cain’s pulp novella and co-written by legendary crime ...

When you watch as much film noir as I do—i.e., too much—you make connections between fictional stories and real life. This shady character reminds you of that politician.

We reported in 2023 that Tamil star Dhanush is teaming up with filmmaker Mari Selvaraj once again after 2021’s Karnan for a film produced by Dhanush’s Wunderbar Films. Now, on Wednesday (April ...

Director Mari Selvaraj has officially announced his next film, and it will once again feature the much-loved actor Dhanush. Sharing his excitement, Selvaraj said, "I’m thrilled to announce that ...

The phrase “film noir” often calls to mind the image of a fedora-clad sleuth investigating a perplexing crime that may or may not involve the woman he loves in a shadow-swarmed city in the 1940s.

Un film culte des années 90 qui renaît sur scène en comédie musicale ; ... drôle, noir et on danse encore sur des accords qu’on aimait tant. Eh oui, je ne pouvais pas ne pas la faire, Sandrine. À ...

Although film noir often refers to films of the 1940s and ’50s, many film historians cite 1930s films as the birth of noir, when detective fiction blossomed and was adapted to the screen.