Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival Palm Springs

The Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival

Founded in 2000 by the late Arthur Lyons, the Palm Springs Film Noir festival includes an eclectic mix of Classic Film Noir “B” movies.

Events

Film Screenings

All film screenings ake place at the Camelot Theatres, 2300 E. Baristo Road in Palm Springs. For more information about Camelot Theaters, visit:

Camelot Theatres

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10TH ANNUAL ARTHUR LYONS FILM NOIR FESTIVAL SCREENS MAY 13-16, 2010

Save the Date for the 10th annual Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival to screen Thursday, May 13 through Sunday, May 16 at the Camelot Theaters in Palm Springs.

Founded in 2000 by the late mystery author and Palm Springs community leader Arthur Lyons, the popular Film Noir festival includes an eclectic mixture of rarely seen and sometimes obscure stylish black and white “B” movies. This classic “Film Noir” era literally meaning “Film Black” of the 1940’ and 50’s was filled with sexual motivations, cynical attitudes and focused on intriguing crime dramas.

Each year, the festival showcases the best of noir while being a magnet for a scintillating array of “A” list actors for Q&A’s, autographs and book signings.

The 2010 Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival once again combines the formidable talents of co-founder Barbara Lyons, author Alan K. Rode as host/programmer and long time Hollywood casting director Marvin Paige as producer. Jason Bruecks, General Manager of the Camelot Theater, Michael Green and Stephen Boyd Design rounding out the stellar team of players. This year's festival is being executive-produced by J. Hocker and Associates.

A portion of the proceeds will benefit the Palm Springs Cultural Center a 501(3) c founded in 2007 by Ric & Rozene Supple.

For more information on the how to support the Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival call Jeff Hocker at 760-320-5272 or jeffhocker1@gmail.com.

Blog Posts

Ash Luu

Red Roses and Petrol - feature film starring Malcolm McDowell, with tunes from Susanna Hoffs and Flogging Molly!

Amid a haze of cigarette smoke and uneaten food, the family of Enda Doyle (Malcolm McDowell) gathers in Dublin for his wake. A university librarian, poet, and complicated man, he has left behind a trail of unresolved issues, a dysfunctional family, and a disturbing mystery. “Red Roses and Petrol”, a darkly comic feature film from director Tamar Simon Hoffs, explores the emotional twists and turns of familial relationships.

“Red Roses and Petrol” won first prize at the Avignon Film Festival, was… Continue

Posted by Ash Luu on December 24, 2009 at 5:01pm

Michael Carroll Green

Ninth Annual Film Noir Festival Opens to Packed House.

The Arthur Lyons Film Noir Festival hosted a packed house last night for the opening of the ninth annual tribute to all things Noir. Noir fans, local residents and several stars came out and walked the Black Carpet before the screening of BIGGER THAN LIFE - the 1956 Film Noir Classic starri… Continue

Posted by Michael Carroll Green on May 29, 2009 at 4:39pm

Michael Carroll Green

Ninth Annual Film Noir Festival To Open On Thursday, May 28th.

Opening Night for the 2009 Arthur Lyons Film Noir Film Festival, which is being presented by the Palm Springs Cultural Center, is just days away, and the Opening Night Festivities promise to make the Ninth edition of the popular annual event the best ever!

BIGGER THAN LIFE, a forgotten, noir-stained classic directed by the great Nicholas Ray (Rebel without a Cause, In a Lonely Place, They Live by Night), opens the Festival, and will be screened at 7:30pm, with an Opening Reception immediately f… Continue

Posted by Michael Carroll Green on May 26, 2009 at 9:09am

Michael Carroll Green

FILM NOIR FAVORITES: Joan Crawford is “Too Hungry for Love!” In FEMALE ON THE BEACH!

Long before she became Blanche Hudson in WHATEVER HAPPENED TO BABY JANE, and long before her daughter Christina made her infamous as MOMMIE DEAREST, Joan Crawford had already earned her place as one of the Queens of Hollywood’s Golden Age. Her movie career encompassed more than 45 years an… Continue

Posted by Michael Carroll Green on May 20, 2009 at 10:25am

Michael Carroll Green

FILM NOIR FAVORITES: Before she played Pat Nixon, Patty McCormack was “THE BAD SEED.”

Actress Patty McCormack has played many roles in her long career, including numerous credits in film, on Broadway, and in television (with over 250 television appearances). Most recently, she played Pat Nixon, wife of President Richard M. Nixon, in the Oscar-nominated Ron Howard fil… Continue

Posted by Michael Carroll Green on May 17, 2009 at 4:30pm — 1 Comment

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Contacts:

Project Manager/Sponsorships:
Renee M. Schrader

Director:
Alan K. Rode

Producer: Marvin Paige
Publicity: Michael C. Green
2009 Festival Contact


Also check out Alan Rode's home page and blog:

www.alankrode.com

Groups

Members

  • Maxwell Stern
  • Sabrina Marie Lamour
  • David Berryman
  • Michael Carroll Green
  • Ash Luu
  • Laura Mulligan
  • Alex Gildzen
  • crystal arzu
  • Patricia Good
  • Debi Bradley
  • Murray Gilkeson
  • Carl Samrock
 

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