The 1960s marked a seismic transformation in cinema, and few genres reflected this cultural evolution as intensely as the film noir genre. While retaining the cynicism, moral ambiguity, and psychological dread of its classic predecessor, the neo-noir genre dragged its antiheroes out of the night and into broad daylight, turning classic noir’s shadowy alleyways and fedoras into something sharper, colder, and distinctly modern.
The 6 Best Film Noir Movies of the ’60s, Ranked
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