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Marlissa Santos is Professor in the Department of Humanities and Politics and Honors College Faculty Fellow at Nova Southeastern University. Her research focuses on film noir and classic film studies. She is the editor of Verse, Voice, and Vision: Poetry and the Cinema and the author of The Dark Mirror: Psychiatry and Film Noir. She has also published numerous articles on various topics such as Cornell Woolrich, film noir aesthetics, the James Bond franchise, American mafia cinema, and on directors such as Ida Lupino, Martin Scorsese, Edgar G. Ulmer, and Joseph H. Lewis.