The setting for film noir is most often
A. Claustrophobic big cities
B. High deserts
C. Battlefields
D. Broadway
Answer (1)
Film noir is predominantly set in claustrophobic big cities , which create an atmosphere filled with tension and moral ambiguity. These urban landscapes heighten the genre's themes of crime and conflict. While different genres may use various settings, the unique characteristics of film noir are best captured in these cityscapes. ;
