Events - Author Kimberly Truhler on FILM NOIR STYLE
- Mar 23, 2021
- 1 min read
On February 27, the Larry Edmunds Bookshop launched our online events! The first was a conversation with author Kimberly Truhler about her popular book Film Noir Style: The Killer 1940s. We spoke for an hour about just about everything - the origins of Truhler's love for classic cinema, how she chose the cover image and 20 movies for the book, her writing process, costume design vs. fashion design, and all things film noir. Our enthusiastic audience was filled with about 100 members of our Larry Edmunds' community, so we also enjoyed an extended Q&A afterward.
In case you missed it live, you can now watch the event on Larry Edmunds' new YouTube channel or through the player below. Enjoy!
Film Noir Style author Kimberly Truhler
It is fascinating to see an exploration of the intersection between fashion and cinema history. Kimberly Truhler’s insights into film noir style offer a wonderful look at how iconic costumes helped define the mood and mystery of that classic era.
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