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For my own amusement and I hope that of others, I'm starting a month-long thread of U.K. film noir for #Noirvember. Why the U.K.? I've watched a lot of British films since lockdown, so why not. Here, an example of what I won’t include (movies that everyone knows). 
Some picks may strike you as being more properly designated “noirish” or “not noir at all.” No worries, just know I think they’re good films, and call ‘em whatever the heck you like. (One more that’s too famous for this exercise: IT ALWAYS RAINS ON SUNDAY.) #Noirvember #UKNoir
Today, playing catchup with a Lawrence Huntington double feature: WANTED FOR MURDER (1946), script co-written by Emeric Pressburger. Eric Portman stars as a hangman’s grandson whose urge to strangle women keeps...getting...stronger. The carnival scenes alone are worth the watch.
