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WEBFilm Noir is a genre of film which developed during the late 1940s to mid-1950s both in American and European cinema. German expressionism is often cited as one of its main artistic roots. It had a large impact on the style of Miami Vice, helped by executive producer Michael Mann, whose...
Miami Vice - Wikipedia
WEBGiven its idiosyncratic "dark" feel and touch, Miami Vice is frequently cited as an example of made-for-TV neo-noir. Michael Mann, who serves as executive producer for the majority of the show's five-year run, is often credited with being one …
Eighties' Film Noir: An Analysis of the Use of the "Double" in "Miami …
WEBMay 20, 1987 — "Miami Vice" is set in a large city whose art deco architecture provides an ironic contrast to noir's pessimistic themes. Film noir's techniques emphasize loss, nostalgia, lack of clear priorities and insecurity, and then submerge these self-doubts in mannerism and style.
Revisiting 'Miami Vice' - Broad Street Review
WEBMiami Vice took the TV policier in an entirely new direction, blending the clean, well-lighted places of 1980s Miami with the dark sensibilities of 1940s film noir, exposing a bleak undercurrent of corruption and violence.
Miami Vice ’s Journey From Misfire to Masterpiece - Vulture
WEBOct 4, 2021 — In Miami Vice, the city, shot on video, gives off an infernal digital glow that speaks not of hopes and dreams, but of pure menace. And quite appropriately, its characters operate mostly on...
WEBMiami Vice has many antecedents, but most significant among them is the American cinematic genre known as film noir-the source of many of the pro gram's thematic, narrative, and stylistic elements.
Miami Vice: The Revolutionary Series That ... - Big Picture Film Club
WEBMar 1, 2023 — As a neo-noir tale, it was influenced by the noir pictures from the past but also by European arthouse, westerns, samurai and blaxploitation films, the last exemplified by the recurring appearances of Pam Grier as Tubbs’ unfulfilled love interest, and to stay on the diversity department, it was ahead of the curve considering the racial and ...
Miami Vice - Television Academy Interviews
WEBMiami Vice was one of the most visually stylized programs of the 1980s and it drew its stylistic inspiration from the cinema's film noir. It incorporated unconventional camera angles, high contrast lighting, stark black-and-white sets, and striking deep focus to generate unusually dynamic, imbalanced, noir compositions that could have been ...
Eighties' Film Noir: An Analysis of the Use of the "Double" in "Miami …
WEBCritics and scholars have approached Miami Vice as a contemporary example of film noir. The show's themes, characters, style, and texture suggest a television equivalent to the dark American crime films of the forties and fifties.
Miami Vice and the Legacy of Film Noir - ResearchGate
WEBApr 14, 2013 — The author illustrates how neo-noir diagnoses crises present in the contemporary culture: identity, gender and epistemological crises, as well as these connected with doubt about humankind.
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