• January 25, 2011
  
  

  Final Week of Noir City

  Jan 25, 2011

  The final week of Noir City plays at Castro Theatre. Two Film Noir features play nightly through January 30, ending with 1952’s ‘Angel Face’ and 1948’s ‘The Hunted.’ More at castrotheatre.com.

  
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  Temporary Insanity Takes Hold at Noir City

  Max Goldberg
  Jan 21, 2011

  Noir City 9's "madness" theme means a few more gothic titles and a fresh context to appreciate noir’s signature motifs.

  
• January 27, 2011
  
  

  Temporary Insanity Takes Hold at Noir City

  Max Goldberg
  Jan 21, 2011

  Noir City 9's "madness" theme means a few more gothic titles and a fresh context to appreciate noir’s signature motifs.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  Temporary Insanity Takes Hold at Noir City

  Max Goldberg
  Jan 21, 2011

  Noir City 9's "madness" theme means a few more gothic titles and a fresh context to appreciate noir’s signature motifs.

  
• January 18, 2011
  
  

  Noir City 9

  Jan 21, 2011

  Eddie Muller and Anita Monga bring 10 days of finely curated noir to the Castro Theatre, where it's promised "you'll find all kinds of crazy" in 24 films. We never doubted. The festival opens with 1947's ‘High Wall’ and 1940's ‘Stranger on the Third Floor.' More at castrotheatre.com and noircity.com.

  
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  Patrick Marks Takes a Green Eye to Noir

  Adam Hartzell
  Jan 17, 2011

  Notable Noir City enthusiast Patrick Marks, owner of the Green Arcade, offers thoughts on the genre as well as festival's 2011 selections.

  
• January 20, 2011
  
  

  Patrick Marks Takes a Green Eye to Noir

  Adam Hartzell
  Jan 17, 2011

  Notable Noir City enthusiast Patrick Marks, owner of the Green Arcade, offers thoughts on the genre as well as festival's 2011 selections.

  
• Q & A
  
  

  Patrick Marks Takes a Green Eye to Noir

  Adam Hartzell
  Jan 17, 2011

  Notable Noir City enthusiast Patrick Marks, owner of the Green Arcade, offers thoughts on the genre as well as festival's 2011 selections.

  
• Home
  
  

  Patrick Marks Takes a Green Eye to Noir

  Adam Hartzell
  Jan 17, 2011

  Notable Noir City enthusiast Patrick Marks, owner of the Green Arcade, offers thoughts on the genre as well as festival's 2011 selections.

  
• January 20, 2011
  
  

  Patrick Marks Takes a Green Eye to Noir

  Adam Hartzell
  Jan 17, 2011

  Notable Noir City enthusiast Patrick Marks, owner of the Green Arcade, offers thoughts on the genre as well as festival's 2011 selections.

  
• Q & A
  
  

  Patrick Marks Takes a Green Eye to Noir

  Adam Hartzell
  Jan 17, 2011

  Notable Noir City enthusiast Patrick Marks, owner of the Green Arcade, offers thoughts on the genre as well as festival's 2011 selections.

  
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  German Gems Program Shines

  Michael Fox
  Jan 13, 2011

  The German Gems series moves beyond Berlin in bringing attention to worthy new work out of Germany.

  
• January 13, 2011
  
  

  German Gems Program Shines

  Michael Fox
  Jan 13, 2011

  The German Gems series moves beyond Berlin in bringing attention to worthy new work out of Germany.

  
• Reviews
  
  

  German Gems Program Shines

  Michael Fox
  Jan 13, 2011

  The German Gems series moves beyond Berlin in bringing attention to worthy new work out of Germany.

  
• Festivals
  
  

  Darkness Of Noir City On Castro Screen

  Dennis Harvey
  Jan 20, 2010

  In late January, many tune their radar to the snowy, showy glare of Sundance. With Noir City here, the stay-at-homes are the luckier ones.

  
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  Anita Monga and the SF Silent Film Festival

  Sura Wood
  Jul 11, 2009

  During her tenure at the venerable Castro Theatre, film programmer Anita Monga made her mark shepherding the venue to international prominence.

  
• Q & A
  
  

  Eddie Muller and Noir City

  Sura Wood
  Jan 18, 2009

  SF360.org spoke with Eddie Muller, who launched Noir City, an annual noir festival that has attracted an avid following in the Bay Area and beyond.

  
• Q & A
  
  

  SFIFF51: Eddie Muller's Muses

  Jennifer Preissel
  Apr 26, 2008

  A self-described "cultural archeologist," the noir expert's debut short, The Grand Inquisitor, pays homage to the Dashiell Hammett-style detective story.

  
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  Alan K. Rode on Noir and Charles McGraw

  Michael Fox
  Jan 28, 2008

  Alan K. Rode, a cofounder of the Film Noir Foundation, sang the praises of San Francisco movie audiences on the horn from L.A., then got down to brass tacks.

  
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  Noir City 2008

  Max Goldberg
  Jan 24, 2008

  Noir City 6 offers a spread of special guests, rare titles, and newly struck prints across ten nights of double-features.

  
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  Noir City5, Fun with Dicks and Janes

  Robert Avila
  Jan 25, 2007

  A preview of the festival's rich program with festival's organizer Eddie Muller