Neo Film Noir 1961-2035 on blu-ray and 4K UHD

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NEO NOIR



Definition of Neo Film Noir

Wikipedia List of Neo Noir Films

A constantly developing genre, film noir began to push
against its own boundaries with transitional films like
Sweet Smell of Success, Touch of Evil and Vertigo.
In the 1950s film noir evolved into Neo Noir.
Hardboiled stories with an existential dread, fatally
flawed characters with no good choices, savage violence,
an introspective darkness and the cruel twist of fate
are still present in Neo Noir, but private eyes, plodding cops,
hapless protagonists, femme fatales and the need for justice
to be served are not always present. Not every Neo Noir
dispenses with the cliches of classic film noir, but many do.

Neo Noir is not the exact same thing as film noir.
There are significant differences.

List:

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Sets and Collections:






1960




1961-1970




1971-1980




1981-1990




1991-2000




2001-2010




2011-2020




2021-2030





Neo Noir Television:




Related Threads:
Official Film Noir on blu-ray
Pre-Code and Early Talkie Films on blu-ray


Links:
Essential Nordic Noir


Further Reading:
American Neo Noir: The Movie Never Ends - by Alain Silver and James Ursini
Detours and Lost Highways: A Map of Neo Noir - by Foster Hirsch
The Philosophy of Neo-Noir (Popular Culture Series) - by Mark T. Conrad
Neo-Noir - edited by Mark Bould, foreward by Mike Hodges
Neo-Noir as Post-Classical Hollywood Cinema - by Robert Arnett
Neo-Noir: Contemporary Film Noir from Chinatown to The Dark Knight - by Douglas Keesey
NeoNoir: The New Film Noir Style from Psycho to Collateral - by Ronald Schwartz
John Dahl and Neo-Noir: Examining Auteurism and Genre - by Paul Monaco
Encyclopedia of Television Noir 1949-2024 - by Vincent Terrace
TV Noir: Dark Drama on the Small Screen - by Alan Glover
The Philosophy of TV Noir (Popular Culture Series) - by Steven Sanders and Aoen J. Skoble