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1. filmnoirfoundation.orgFilm Noir Foundation

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   Since 2005, the Film Noir Foundation has saved the following films: Restorations. Cry Danger (1951) The Prowler (1951) – Funded by the FNF in conjunction with the Stanford Theatre Foundation. Try and Get Me! (1951) Repeat Performance (1947) - Funded by the FNF in conjunction with the Packard Humanities Institute.

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2. www.filmnoirfoundation.org › argentine-noirArgentine noir restorations: The Bitter Stems - The Beast ...

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   1956's Los tallos amargos ( The Bitter Stems) is one of the best noir-drenched films of the 1950s—maybe ever. A deep-seated inferiority complex leads a Buenos Aires newspaper reporter (Carlos Cores) into a seemingly innocent correspondence-school scheme with a clever Hungarian ex-pat (Vassili Lambrinos).

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   What is the film noir Foundation?

   • The Film Noir Foundation is a registered 501 (c) (3) non-profit public benefit corporation created as an educational resource regarding the cultural, historical, and artistic significance of film noir as an international cinematic movement.

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   Which films have been saved by the film noir Foundation?

   • Since 2005, the Film Noir Foundation has saved the following films: Woman on the Run (1950) (digital copy from 35mm before only print was destroyed) Our Video Archives feature an expanding catalog of noir-related video, ranging from exclusive interviews, to festival guest appearances, to short films inspired by film noir.

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   What's going on at the film noir Foundation's opening night double-header?

   • The opening night double-header will concentrate on the Film Noir Foundation’s restorations, the newest being a hot-off-the-presses “The Argyle Secrets,” a 1948 film that just re-premiered in early February at theNoir City Seattle festival.

   Noir City Hollywood Festival Returns With Focus on Race and Gender i…

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   What is the 2022 film noir festival?

   • The 2022 edition of the fest is a four-way junction — essentially a collaboration between the Film Noir Foundation and the Hollywood Legion Theatre, with, as co-sponsors, the Cinematheque (“We we want to maintain that over-two-decade relationship that we’ve had with them”) and the UCLA Film and Television Archive.

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4. variety.com › 2022 › filmNoir City Hollywood Festival Returning With New 35mm Film ...

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   Feb 23, 2022 · Film Noir Foundation, Hollywood Legion Theater. The Noir City festival will return to Hollywood in April, at the Hollywood Legion Theater instead of Egyptian, with new 35mm restorations.

5. www.filmnoirfoundation.com › Nancy-Mysel-GrantThe Nancy Mysel Legacy Grant

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   The Film Noir Foundation invites film preservation students to apply now for the 2024 Nancy Mysel Legacy Grant. This $5,000 grant will be awarded by the FNF in January/February 2024 to a deserving undergraduate or graduate student in film restoration/preservation or moving image archive studies.

6. filmnoirfoundation.com › resourcesFilm Noir Resources - Film Noir Foundation

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   Film Noir Foundation director Alan K. Rode moderated a lively introduction to Cry of the City (1948) at the Aero Theater in Santa Monica with special guests Victoria Mature (daughter of Victor Mature) and 92 year old actor Tommy Cook who appeared in the film. The screening was part of the ten day NOIR CITY HOLLYWOOD film festival that ...

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