The New York Times Agency May 2010
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(NYT44) SAN FRANCISCO -- Jan. 28, 2007 -- NOIR-FILM-FEST-3 -- An organist, right, entertains the crowd at the ornate Castro Theater before the start of the Noir City film festival in San Francisco on Friday, Jan. 26, 2007. Marsha Hunt made more than 50 movies before her career was wrecked in 1950 by the Hollywood blacklist. One of them, a 1948 crime melodrama called "Raw Deal," has gone on to an unlikely second life as a favorite of the cultish devotees of film noir. On Friday it opened the fifth annual Noir City film festival here, and Hunt, 89, was on hand to watch its dreamlike silvery hues make a rare appearance on a big -- very big -- screen. (Jim Wilson/The New York Times)
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