Frank Miller's Sin City the Hard Goodbye
How is Sin City described in Frank Miller’s Sin City the Hard Goodbye?
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Sin City, as the popular name implies, is marked by corruption. The city's industries are underground clubs, for-hire corrupt police, and prostitution. The desert setting adds to the film noir feeling, creating a luridly hot environment, where the characters roam at night and sleep through the day. Sin City's dryness also functions as an objective correlative, a physical manifestation of the character of the city itself, morally desiccated. When there is a rain, it is a downpour. The setting is high in contrast: either arid or pouring, black or white.
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