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noir
noun
A production in the style of film noir
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In between, there would be the last bottles of Waitaki Braids pinot gris and pinot noir (a vineyard I co-owned in New Zealand) that we have on the list at The Providores.
My Dark Places, his disturbing autobiographical book about the murder of his own mother, was recommended by bigzot, who said: Ellroy owns that entire LA noir sub-genre.
Tracks such as Drops feature unexpectedly creaking doors and Smoking Pixels is a noir bagatelle, whistled in".
There's been a lot of personnel turnover at the Unsolved Crime and Open Case Squad recently, but even if Herzog wasn't keen to sign up for a full-time gig alongside Dennis Waterman, Denis Lawson and Nicholas Lyndhurst, the writers could still try and simulate some of that Nordic noir magic by sending the hangdog plod squad to Europe.
Reaching for a similar shelf of inspiration is Texas teen noir We Gotta Get Out of This Place (Metrodome, 15), the junior Jim Thompson mechanics of which tick along nicely enough until a slack finale.
Somebody has told me that pinot noir in Oregon is top notch … I want to make sure that Japanese wine consumers have an opportunity to partake in our excellent Oregon wine," Obama said, adding that the deal could also benefit Oregon ranchers.
Bosch has a sort of LA noir feel missing from other shows.
In the film noir The Tattered Dress (1957), Stewart is seen in the sensational credit sequence having her dress ripped by her lover, then driving home drunk to her jealous husband.
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