I found Paul Schrader’s
article on Film Noir to be extremely interesting, as I was familiar with the
term Film Noir, but didn’t know what it meant really. Originally, I thought
Film Noir just meant an old style of black and white, but after our readings I have
learned that it is much more. The most notable aspects to me was the style’s
focus on lighting and angles and the fact that Film Noir is extremely time
related to and influenced by World War II. However, because Film Noir is not
categorized as a genre and is instead a style it has become a timeless
contribution to film analysis. Moreover, learning about Film Noir helped me
understand the importance of lighting in a film and the extent to which the
lighting can influence the feelings and themes within the film.
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