Film Noir DVD, 2007

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Film Description

Black and white film noir-inspired feature animation. This joint American/Serbian production opens with private investigator Sam Ruben (voiced by Mark Keller) waking up beside the dead body of a cop. As if that was not enough trouble, Sam cannot remember a thing that has happened to him. So begins a nightmare in which everyone seems to trying to kill Sam - but he does not know why.

Film Information

Director - D. Jud Jones, Risto Topaloski

Produced - 2007

Main Language - English

Countries & Regions - American film

DVD Details

DVD Extras

• Documentaries: 'The Audio Sessions', 'A History of Film Noir'
• Interviews: D. Jud Jones.

Related Genres

• Contemporary Crime
• Contemporary Film Noir
• Animation
• Crime - Film Noir

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