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a subgenre of film noir with a contemporary setting, complex characters, and elements of other genres, while still featuring a dark and pessimistic tone
What is "neo-noir"?
Neo-noir is a modern variation of the classic film noir genre that incorporates its themes and visual style while updating them for contemporary audiences. It often features elements such as crime, moral ambiguity, and a dark, atmospheric tone, but with modern settings, technology, and societal issues. Neo-noir films typically use updated visual techniques and explore current themes while retaining the classic noir elements like complex characters and a sense of unease. The goal of neo-noir is to create a fresh and relevant take on the traditional noir style while addressing contemporary concerns and aesthetics.
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The neo-noir genre emerged in the 1960s and 1970s as filmmakers revisited the themes and aesthetics of film noir in a modern context.
Directors such as Quentin Tarantino and David Fincher are known for their contributions to neo-noir cinema, creating gritty and stylized films that push the boundaries of the genre.
