Scroll through a selection of the very best portrait photography of the Film Noir era, these images remain some of the most innovative and striking portraits in the history of cinema and still ...

The greed of the new Administration has galvanized America’s aspiring oligarchs—and their opponents.

At the International Center of Photography in New York ... And despite the gore on television and in film, in some ways our attitudes toward privacy are stronger now. As to the question of ...

The film noir genre is universally known for its gritty ... The Maltese Falcon features exceptional cinematography by the film's director of photography, Arthur Edeson, who utilized low-key ...

Film noir is the cinema of unease ... "Although the clothes, settings, speech, and photography may change over the years, the basic psychological and emotional conflicts inherent in noir will ...

For Pixar’s latest feature, “Light- year,” director of photography Jeremy Lasky worked ... Borrowing from 1940s film noir, Lasky played with light and shadow to add a grittier feel, remove ...

(Noir cinematography icon) John Alton shot a lot of day-for-night photography, and it’s filled with great actors, including the one and only Charles McGraw. A very, very tough film.” ...

“Time and film noir go together like ham and eggs,” said Alan Rode, an author and a director of the Film Noir Foundation, which sponsors Noir City, a continuing series of film festivals that ...