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Black Dragons: A Classic Cinema Critic’s Case for the Film Noir Movie Appeal of a 1942 Spy Thriller

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By William Nigh, Bela Lugosi, Joan Barclay
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Black Dragons, directed by William Nigh and released in March 1942, is a compact, 64-minute specimen of wartime popular cinema that a seasoned critic can reasonably describe as bearing hallmarks of a film noir movie — if not in strict genre taxonomy then certainly in mood, visual implication, and moral ambiguity.
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