Cry of the City

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Cry of the City is a 1948 film noir crime drama directed by Robert Siodmak, known for its gritty depiction of urban corruption and moral ambiguity in postwar New York City.

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instanceOf film
basedOn The Chair for Martin Rome NERFINISHED
novel by Henry Edward Helseth
blackAndWhite true
cinematographer Lloyd Ahern NERFINISHED
Lloyd Ahern Sr. NERFINISHED
composer Alfred Newman NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
depicts moral ambiguity
organized crime
urban corruption
director Robert Siodmak NERFINISHED
distributor 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
editor Harmon Jones NERFINISHED
filmMovement classic film noir
genre crime drama
film noir
police procedural film
hasTheme crime and punishment NERFINISHED
fate and moral responsibility
immigrant experience in urban America
hasType feature film
language English
mainCharacter Lieutenant Candella NERFINISHED
Martin Rome NERFINISHED
musicBy Alfred Newman NERFINISHED
narrativeLocation New York City NERFINISHED
notableFor complex portrayal of criminal and police characters
gritty depiction of postwar New York City
originalLanguage English
partOf American film noir canon
productionCompany 20th Century Fox NERFINISHED
productionDesignStyle gritty realism
publicationDate 1948
releaseFormat theatrical release
releaseYear 1948
runtimeMinutes 95
screenwriter Ben Hecht NERFINISHED
Richard Murphy NERFINISHED
setInPeriod post-World War II era
starring Debra Paget NERFINISHED
Fred Clark NERFINISHED
Hope Emerson NERFINISHED
Richard Conte NERFINISHED
Shelley Winters NERFINISHED
Victor Mature NERFINISHED

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Richard Conte notableWork Cry of the City