The epotime of Film Noir: a doomed character (Burt Lancaster), a double crossing femme fatale (Ava Gardner), a story told in flash-backs (based on Hemingway), a superb chiaroscura black and white photography that was heavily influenced by German expressionist cinema.
This review of The Killers (1946) was written by Sarah B on 18 Aug 2007.
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