American neo-noir cinema

Target entity: American neo-noir cinema
Context triple: [Blow Out, partOf, American neo-noir cinema]

• A. Hollywood noir
  Hollywood noir is a subgenre of film noir and crime fiction that explores the dark, corrupt, and morally ambiguous underside of the Hollywood film industry and its surrounding culture.
• B. Film Noir
  "Film Noir" is a song by The Gaslight Anthem, featured on their 2008 album *The '59 Sound*, blending punk-influenced rock with nostalgic, cinematic storytelling.
• C. New American Cinema
  New American Cinema was an influential 1960s independent film movement in the United States that rejected Hollywood conventions in favor of low-budget, experimental, and personal filmmaking.
• D. American independent cinema
  American independent cinema is a movement of U.S. filmmaking characterized by low-budget, artistically driven, and often unconventional films produced outside the major studio system.
• E. American noir canon
  The American noir canon is a body of influential U.S. crime and suspense works—primarily mid-20th-century films and novels—characterized by moral ambiguity, fatalism, and shadowy, expressionistic style.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: American neo-noir cinema
Target entity description: American neo-noir cinema is a modern evolution of classic film noir that blends its dark visual style and morally ambiguous themes with contemporary settings, social issues, and filmmaking techniques in the United States.

• A. Hollywood noir
  Hollywood noir is a subgenre of film noir and crime fiction that explores the dark, corrupt, and morally ambiguous underside of the Hollywood film industry and its surrounding culture.
• B. Film Noir
  "Film Noir" is a song by The Gaslight Anthem, featured on their 2008 album *The '59 Sound*, blending punk-influenced rock with nostalgic, cinematic storytelling.
• C. New American Cinema
  New American Cinema was an influential 1960s independent film movement in the United States that rejected Hollywood conventions in favor of low-budget, experimental, and personal filmmaking.
• D. American independent cinema
  American independent cinema is a movement of U.S. filmmaking characterized by low-budget, artistically driven, and often unconventional films produced outside the major studio system.
• E. American noir canon
  The American noir canon is a body of influential U.S. crime and suspense works—primarily mid-20th-century films and novels—characterized by moral ambiguity, fatalism, and shadowy, expressionistic style.
• F. None of above. chosen