Film Noir has been played on NTS in shows including Nosedrip, featured first on 24 May 2019. Songs played include Shadows, Rainfall and Drowned Kiss.

There are at least five bands called Film Noir.

an indie rock band from Paris, France, that released its first EP in 2019

a post-punk band from Athens, Greece, formed in 1985

a pop/rock band from Uppsala, Sweden, formed in 2007

a band from France that made its début in 2009

a band from Denmark, Copenhagen formed in 1980

Film Noir is an indie rock band from Paris, France. The members include Josephine De La Baume, Alexandre De La Baume, Martin Rocchia, and Victor Le Dauphin. Their début EP, Vertiges (Men Of Glory) was released in 2019 thru Albé Productions.

Film Noir formed in Athens, Greece in 1985, belonging to the Greek post-punk which was very lively in the mid 1980s. Their first album Never Ending Dream was released in 1986 on Wipeout Records. Their second album Portrait of the Child was released in 1990 on Aural Arts records.

Much like other great groups Sweden's Film Noir goes way back. Having played together well over five years Film Noir is an ensemble with a great live performance. Formed and based in Uppsala, this four-piece band writes songs with a wide and gracious sound, combining alternative pop with epic rock to get its unique sound. The harmonies of delay guitar together with strings, pads and pianos work perfectly with the smooth vocals and steady rhythm section. Their début EP came out in 2008.

Film Noir is a band from France. Their album, I Had A Very Happy Childhood, was released in 2009.

Cinema Noir is an experimental band based in Copenhagen, Denmark. Cinema Noir was formed in 1980 and lasted until 1984 then, re-emerged in 2019, and is currently active again. Cinema Noir has existed in several constellations. But the core was: Nils T. Lassen, Bo Hr Hansen, Mette Salomonsen, Mogens Jacobsen, and Annette Finnsdottir. Since 2021 the band consists of Lassen, Hr. Hansen, Salomonsen & Jacobsen. The band was very active on the stage in the years 1982-84 and played live performances in Denmark, Sweden, and Germany. In the 80s, the band released two records on their independent label: ”Cinema Noir” (1982) and ”Ø” (1984). The first was produced by the band itself. The second by Knud Odde, Steen Jørgensen (of the Danish band "Sort Sol") and Hjortur Blöndahl. Cinema Noir recorded several unreleased albums. Most of the old photos on this page were taken during the recording of one of these. In some of the images, you can see Danish avant-garde legend Freddy Frank behind the mixer. The music is experimental and danceable with broken rhythms, staccato singing, and sound collages. Cinema Noir used to play live instruments drums, bass, guitars, synthesizers, and metal. Today Cinema Noir performs with four live vocals, metal percussion, and backing tracks. The tracks are sampled from cassette recordings from their concerts in the 80s. The minimalist, simple, and often onomatopoetic, everyday, frantic lyrics in Danish and English are the original texts. Some are used directly and others are adapted to the new contexts/loops and have a repetitive mantra-like quality and an underlying dark yet humorous angle. In parallel, all members are actively running other projects. Lassen is a composer, musician, producer, and lyricist. He makes music for TV, film, and theater and has released more than 20 albums nationally and internationally. Hr Hansen is an author, lyricist, and award-winning playwright with more than 40 movies, tv-series and plays among his accomplishments. He has also published six poetry books. Salomonsen is an independent graphic designer and craftsperson. She designs art books and magazines. She experiments with papermaking and ceramics. Jacobsen is an internationally acknowledged media artist and Danish internet art pioneer. He creates speculative devices and installations, and exhibits in Denmark and internationally. [Source: https://www.mogensjacobsen.dk/CN/] [Source: https://www.discogs.com/artist/3114381-Cinema-Noir-2]