TanChun is a traveling film director and screenwriter who believes in positive Asian representation in Hollywood. She aspires to create more stories in Western media that give Asian actors a chance to ...

The smoky, the sultry, the greedy and the gritty will be celebrated for the next eight weekends as the Cleveland Institute of Art Cinematheque presents "Noir Town," eight American film noir classics ...

Ah, film noir, a genre where men are tough and most often monosyllabic while women are smart, strong and usually dangerous. They don't get much more dangerous than Rita Hayworth's Gilda, the sexy ...

In Charles Vidor's evergreen 1946 oddity Gilda – a studio-bound noir thriller that often feels more like an underlit musical comedy – the imperishable, impossible and irreplaceable Rita Hayworth ...

First released in 1946, Gilda is a wonderfully perverse noir classic that comes over as a cross between Casablanca (an intentional influence) and Hitchcock's Notorious (which appeared just weeks after ...

The Belcourt will start the new year right with a film festival filled with corrupt agencies, manipulative characters, postwar disillusionment and a healthy dose of fatalism. Yeah, that’s right — it’s ...

Two classic films from different eras introduced by themed burlesque acts and topped off with popcorn and cocktails will be on offer at at Glasgow's Grosvenor cinema on May 29 for Club Noir ...

Worth owning for the way she peels off her opera gloves as the nightclub singer caught in the snake's nest noir Gilda (1946) alone. It also features Rita chased by Fred Astaire in You Were Never ...

Now celebrating its 22nd year, “Noir City: Hollywood” is further proof, if proof were necessary, that this sunny town is a perfect showcase for the dark dramas and doomed relationships of the film ...

Gambler Johnny Farrell (Glenn Ford) is rescued from a gunman by Ballin Mundson, the sinister boss of an Argentine casino, who later makes Johnny his right-hand man. Their association is based on a ...