Dennis BroeDennis Broe taught Television Studies at the Sorbonne and is the author of two previous studies of the crime film: Film Noir, American Workers and Postwar Hollywood and Class, Crime and International Film Noir. He lives in Paris and haunts the "petit salles de la cinquieme," the little movie theaters of the Latin Quarter, which show American film noirs and Westerns. Dennis Broe has taught at the Sorbonne and is the author of Maverick; Class, Crime and International Film Noir; and Film Noir, American Workers and Postwar Hollywood. Dennis Broe taught Television Studies at the Sorbonne and is the author of two previous studies of the crime film: Film Noir, American Workers and Postwar Hollywood and Class, Crime and International Film Noir. He lives in Paris and haunts the "petite salles de la cinquieme," the little movie theaters of the Latin Quarter, which show American film noirs and Westerns. He is a television, film and art and culture critic. His Bro on the Global Television Beat https: //broontheglobaltvbeat.wordpress.com/ appears on Arts Express on Pacifica Radio and on his show Breaking Glass on Art District Radio in Paris. His television series TV on TV is broadcast from Paris on Art District TV. His criticism and cultural reporting also appears in the British Daily The Morning Star, for the British website Culture Matters where he is an Associate Editor as well as at Crime Time and Crime Fiction Lover and for the US website People's World. His cultural and political commentary appears at Citizen Truth, Blacklisted News, Off Guardian and Situations. Read More Read Less