Noirvember

This November, join us for some of the great film noirs of the twentieth century. 

Hard-boiled antiheroes and seductive femme fatales. Haunting shadows and rain-drenched streets. Stunning black & white cinematography. All of these are among the hallmarks of film noir, a term coined by French film critics in the mid-1940s to describe the burgeoning crop of films that took a hard-edged look at moral complexities and shattered dreams of postwar life in America.

Want more noir? Accompanying each Wednesday screening, join us before and after the film in the Education and Community Engagement Center for a series of discussions taught by Salem Horror Fest founder and film programmer Kay Lynch!