Katerina Parisinou: '...Let the light win...'
The article discusses the theatrical production of 'Lo', a sci-fi noir directed by Lefteris Papakostas, featuring Katerina Parisinou in the lead role, which invites audiences to engage closely with the performance.
On the Trail of a Policeman Who Dissolves Into Himself
The article reviews 'L'uomo dissolto' by Franz Krauspenhaar, exploring the life and struggles of an aging Parisian policeman.
Brooding Netflix detective show that feels like disappearing into a good book
The Netflix series 'Dark Winds' captivates audiences with its gripping blend of crime drama and Western noir set in 1970s Navajo County.
Bogota, city of drug dealers, saints and assassins
The article explores how the noir genre effectively depicts the complexities of Colombian society through the works of author Santiago Gamboa.
'How to Make a Killing' Review: Glen Powell eyes the family fortune in A24's comedic noir
The review of A24's 'How to Make a Killing' highlights Glen Powell's role as Becket Redfellow, an heir grappling with his family's dark legacy and a potential fortune.
What Will Great Book Thursday Bring? Charles IV, Russia, Norwegian Noir Crime, and Psychotherapy
Great Book Thursday will feature ten diverse new titles in Czech bookstores on March 19, including a biography of Charles IV, a novel about post-apocalyptic Russia, and an exploration of psychotherapy.
It is more lifestyle than Nordic noir
Heidi Amsinck's fifth book about crime reporter Jensen focuses more on personal relationships than on murder.
'Masterpiece' crime thriller fans say is 'spectacular' on BBC iPlayer now
A classic film noir titled 'Angel Face' starring Jean Simmons and Robert Mitchum is now available on BBC iPlayer and has received high praise from audiences.
Nantes: 20 years later, the enigma of the theft of the Code Noir remains unresolved
The theft of the historic 'Code Noir' book in Nantes, which occurred during renovation work in January 2006, remains unsolved two decades later.
All about Spider-Noir, the 'dark' version of Spider-Man: trailer, release date and plot of the new Prime Video series starring Nicolas Cage
Sony Pictures expands its Spider-Man universe with 'Spider-Noir', a live-action series featuring Nicolas Cage, which combines 1930s aesthetics and detective cynicism, set to release on May 27 on Prime Video.
Nicolas Cage stars as Spider-Man in new series; see trailer
Amazon Prime Video reveals trailers for 'Spider-Noir', featuring Nicolas Cage as a darker version of Spider-Man.
First look at 'masterpiece' series with role Nicolas Cage was 'made for'
Fans of Nicolas Cage are excited about his role in the upcoming Prime Video series 'Spider-Noir,' which is based on a popular comic series and set to be groundbreaking for its noir style.
First trailer released for 'Spider-Noir', the Prime Video series starring Nicolas Cage
Prime Video has launched the first official trailer for 'Spider-Noir', a live-action series featuring Nicolas Cage, which reimagines the iconic superhero in a noir style set in 1930s New York.
This Week's Movies: Noir Atmosphere and Cheap Sex
This week's film releases in Greece feature eleven new films, highlighted by the Oscar-nominated "The Secret Agent," while others like "Wuthering Heights" with Margot Robbie underperform.
Guicciardini, the 'noir' Machiavelli: advice from a classic of skepticism
The article discusses Guicciardini's political realism and skepticism in the context of Italy's complex political history.
Every episode of 'outstanding' crime drama with 'sublime' cast quietly drops on Channel 4
The Nordic noir thriller 'Arctic Circle' has all its episodes released on Channel 4, featuring detective Nina Kautsalo tackling complex cases near the Finnish-Russian border.
Those Sweet Poisons on the Côte d'Azur
Frédéric Dard's 1957 noir novel, 'Those Sweet Poisons', serves as a gripping precursor to the subsequent film adaptation directed by Robert Hossein in 1958.
Review: 'The Secret Agent' by Kleber Mendonça Filho
Kleber Mendonça Filho's brutal yet beautiful retro-noir effectively blends political violence and black humor in a story set against Brazil's military dictatorship in 1977.
The novelist Don Winslow reappears and defines Trump as "a schoolyard bully"
Don Winslow, a prominent contemporary noir novelist, returns with a new book after a hiatus to campaign against Trump, calling him a 'schoolyard bully.'
House of Glucksburg: Scandinavian Noir in the Norwegian Palace
The article explores the complexities and scandals surrounding the Norwegian royal family, particularly focusing on the involvement of Crown Prince Haakon's wife in the Epstein case and the serious legal issues faced by their son.
Noir Odyssey
The article expresses excitement for Christopher Nolan's upcoming film 'Odyssey', highlighting the combination of Batman and Agamemnon in the trailer and the cultural blend in storytelling.
Long Live the Dead: 6 Fierce Recommendations for BCNegra
The article highlights six standout noir novels in Catalan for BCNegra, Barcelona's Noir Novel Festival, celebrating its 21st edition from February 2 to 8 with a theme of transgression and fun in reading.
After gathering millions of followers, people realized she is actually AI
Nia Noir, an AI-generated influencer who gained millions of followers and the unofficial title of 'the world's most beautiful girl', has drawn significant attention after it was revealed she is not a real person but a digital creation.
Gloria Grahame, the woman who married her stepson and starred in the best 'noir'
The article explores the life of actress Gloria Grahame, known for her role in 'In a Lonely Place' and her controversial marriage to her stepson.
Bürgstadt Mountain: The Rediscovery of a Great Wine Region
The article discusses how winemakers in the Bürgstadt Mountain area between Odenwald and Spessart are producing exceptional Pinot Noir that is served in top restaurants worldwide, exploring the balance they achieve between fruitiness and tannins.
At the Origins of the Genius of Scerbanenco
The article discusses the significance of Giorgio Scerbanenco's novel 'Al mare con la ragazza' as a pivotal point in his transition to the noir genre, highlighted by insights from his daughter Cecilia.
'Flawless' crime drama with almost perfect rating and A-list cast on Film 4 tonight
The film 'LA Confidential,' a neo-noir crime thriller featuring an A-list cast, will be showing on Film 4 tonight and has received nearly perfect ratings.
Noir 'high' and male authors. From St. Aubyn to Barnes here are the novels we will read
The article discusses the notable trend for 2026 of a resurgence in male authors in quality literary noir and crime novels, alongside the celebration of literary centennials of significant authors.
A long conversation with Ferlosio
A five-hour conversation with the writer Ferlosio covered topics such as drugs, noir literature and film, and the state of affairs.
The best Italian Pinot Noir: here is the ranking of the top five
A national competition has determined the top Italian Pinot Noir wines from the 2021 vintage, evaluated by a jury of experts among over a hundred labels.