Noirvember goes to FRANCE, where Corbin and Matt talk about 'Le jour se lève,' known as Daybreak in America, a sorta-noir/sorta-crime mpvie/sort of allegory for the annhilation of Europe as Hitler prepared to invade everyone. Does it resonate in the resent political climate? Unfortunately, yes!

Corbin reccomends Elliott Smith and Quasi on the Live Music Archive. Matt reccomends this song, I think? hard to say.

Our next episode is about THIEF. Special guest! Rent it or get it on MGM+, I guess.

Listen to Corbin and, lesser degree, Matt, get all swoony over STRAY DOG, a police procedural by THE MASTER Akira Kurosawa. Topics include: soup, noir-and-not-noir elements at work, Kurosawa's enduring influence, and the heroic impulse vs. the rational impulse.

Corbin reccomends a movie currently in theaters. Matt reccomends "Tokyo Vice" on HBOMAX.

Next week's episode is about Le Jour Se Leve/Daybreak, which you will have to rent.

Matt: "Song at end: Himiko Kikuchi- Don't Be Stupid. Famous Japanese Jazz album apparently"

Matt and Corbin talk about "Kiss Me Deadly," a film noir about a Nietzschean superman lost in an existential world... right up until the point when it turns out he's actually in a science fiction disasterpiece.

Our analysis of the election: wrong. Sorry!

Corbin reccomends "BALATRO," a video game. Matt reccomends e-readers.

Next week's NOIRVEMBER selection is "STRAY DOG," which you can watch here.