Events for Tuesday, November 4, 2025

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Glenn Ford takes on a city steeped in corruption, with Gloria Grahame as a doomed femme fatale and Lee Marvin as a coffee-slinging brute.

Enter the dark heart of noir with two searing thrillers from suspense master Fritz Lang. In THE BIG HEAT (1953), Glenn Ford takes on a city steeped in corruption, with Gloria Grahame as a doomed femme fatale and Lee Marvin as a coffee-slinging brute. Then, in MINISTRY OF FEAR (1944), a carnival-won cake pulls Ray Milland into a spiraling web of espionage and paranoia in wartime London. Coffee. Cake. Corruption. Taste the dark genius of Fritz Lang at The New Parkway.

Your all-access pass to Noirvember at the New Parkway! This pass gets you entry into 6 classic films over 3 weeks.

November 4th: Fritz Lang Noir — The Big Heat & Ministry of Fear

Enter the dark heart of noir with two searing thrillers from suspense master Fritz Lang. In THE BIG HEAT (1953), Glenn Ford takes on a city steeped in corruption, with Gloria Grahame as a doomed femme fatale and Lee Marvin as a coffee-slinging brute. Then, in MINISTRY OF FEAR (1944), a carnival-won cake pulls Ray Milland into a spiraling web of espionage and paranoia in wartime London. Coffee. Cake. Corruption. Taste the dark genius of Fritz Lang at The New Parkway.

November 11th: Billy Wilder Noir — Sunset Boulevard & Double Indemnity

Explore the darker side of Los Angeles with two of Billy Wilder’s most iconic masterpieces. In SUNSET BOULEVARD (1950), William Holden plays a down-on-his-luck screenwriter drawn into the decaying world of silent film star Norma Desmond, portrayed with haunting grandeur by Gloria Swanson. Then, in DOUBLE INDEMNITY (1944), Fred MacMurray and Barbara Stanwyck smolder in a razor-sharp tale of lust, betrayal, and cold-blooded murder—Wilder’s definitive take on noir. Two iconic films. One legendary director. Journey into the dark heart of the City of Angels at The New Parkway.

November 18th: Hitman Noir — Blast of Silence & The Lineup

A world of silencers, shadows, and sudden violence unfolds in two noir classics. BLAST OF SILENCE (1961) follows a haunted hitman navigating New York’s harsh winter on a cold mission. Then, THE LINEUP (1958) unleashes Eli Wallach as a terrifying, fast-talking killer tearing through San Francisco’s underworld. Its chilling finale unfolds on the historic Santa Cruz Beach Boardwalk, with unforgettable views of the Bay Area’s mid-century grit from the Embarcadero to Sutro’s ruins. Two killers in the original gig economy. Take in these two “hits” at The New Parkway.