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Explores British and French film noir, which is literally black film or cinema. Sample of film noir that can be found in women's pictures; Overview of the films based on the character of Inspector Morse; Basis of the films "Rififi" and "Le Cercle Rouge"; Reason "Rififi" was banned in Mexico.

Reviews two motion pictures "Croupier," starring Clive Owen and "Rififi," directed by Jules Dassin.

The article presents information on two motion pictures "The Wind Will Carry Us," directed by Abbas Kiarostami, and "Rififi," directed by Jules Dassin. In Kiarostami's film, poems are shared like a secret language. The poetry is stanzaic, cadenced, written in the plainest speech and yet charged with overt symbolism and furtive meanings. Rialto Pictures has just put into circulation the new print of "Rififi." Released in 1995, the film startled early viewers with its location shots of a thoroughly untouristic Paris and its methodical, how-to presentation of a jewel heist.

The article reviews several films directed by Jules Dassin, released on DVD format, including "Thieves' Highway," "Night and the City," and "Rififi."

Reviews the motion picture `Rififi.'

The article focuses on the aspects silence and sounding in cinema, considering the industry as the art of noise combining various forms of music, words, whimpers. Topics discussed include how filmakers abhor silence within the film they are producing by filling music or dialogue, the aspects of sounding of several films including "Grizzly Man," "Céline and Julie Go Boating," and "Rififi," and the emotional implication of cinematic silence linked in the film.

The article reviews the blu-ray and DVD double format release of the film "Rififi," directed by Jules Dassin and starring Jean Servais and Marie Sabouret.

Criticizes so-called heist movies for the use of too many high-tech gadgets to commit crimes. View that such motion pictures need a computer-literate screenwriter who can stage an electronic heist; Idea that modern security systems have ruined the credibility of the heist film; Opinion that technological innovation can stifle the imagination; Mention of the films 'Rififi,' 'Ocean's Eleven,' 'The Score,' and others.

Reviews the motion picture "Rififi," starring Jean Servais and Robert Manuel.

The article reviews several motion pictures, including "Trapeze," directed by Carol Reed, "Rififi," directed by Jules Dassin, "The Catered Affair," directed by Gore Vidal, and "The Proud and Profane," starring Deborah Kerr.

The article reviews the film "Rififi," starring Jean Servais and Robert Manuel, and directed by Jules Dassin.

The article reviews the film "Rififi," directed by Jules Dassin and starring Jean Servais.

The article presents several French crime motion pictures including "Le Samouraï," directed by Jean-Pierre Melville, "La Balance," directed Bob Swaim and Reymond Le Plont, "Pépé le Moko," directed by Julien Duvivier, "Quai des Orfèvres,." directed by Henri-George Clouzet and "Rififi," directed by Jules Dassin.

Presents recommendations of celebrities for recreation. Songs of Billy Bragg & Wilco; Description of artist Whoopi Goldberg on the book 'All Families Are Psychotic,' by Douglas Coupland; Suggestion of actor Matt Damon on the video recording 'Rififi.'

Reviews the digital video disc version of the motion picture 'Rififi.'

Reviews the film, "Rififi," directed by Jules Dassin, starring Jean Servais and Robert Manuel.

The article provides information on the 1960 motion picture "The Big Deal." It says that the film is a takeoff the Italian motion picture "Rififi." Included among its cast are Vittorio Gassman, Marcello Mastroianni and Toto. The film will be shown at the 72nd Street Playhouse in New York City, tentatively on August 23, 1961.

Reports that Stone Village Pictures company has acquired remake rights to the 1955 motion picture "Rififi" in the U.S. Plan of Stone Village to make a contemporized version of the film starring Al Pacino; Selection of Harold Becker as director of the remake; Storyline of the film.

The article reports on the 17 retrospective films that will be screened in the Museum of Modern Art as a celebration of the 10th anniversary of Rialto Pictures company in New York City. These films will be shown from July 25-August 10, 2007, which include "Rififi" and "The Third Man." The company was established by film programmer and curator Bruce Goldstein, and has released 40 pictures since 1997.

Reports on the re-release of the 1955 motion picture `Rififi,' in New York.