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&amp;ldquo;The frenetic framing, dynamic cross cutting, effective monologues, jazzy score, tasteful soundtrack, the whole metaphysicality of exploring an unknown town and so much sauce in terms of editing, makes this such a memorable watch, that is really a must for noir fans. &amp;quot;</description></item></channel></rss>