Dennis Broe Books

Dennis Broe is an author whose work delves into the critical examination of film noir, international cinema, and the socio-economic contexts that shape filmmaking. He is particularly interested in how cinematic works reflect and comment on societal and labor conditions. Broe's analytical approach seeks to uncover deeper meanings within films, offering insightful commentary on their cultural significance. His presence in media, broadcasting from Paris, further solidifies his engagement with film theory and criticism.

The House That Buff Built
304 pages
11 hours of reading
Set in the early 1950s, detectives Harry Palmer and Crystal Eckart navigate both the gritty backstreets and the polished main streets of Los Angeles, uncovering crime and dispossession in marginalized communities, particularly among Mexican, Black, and Chinese populations. Their investigation reveals troubling connections between land interests and major media outlets, forcing them to confront the challenges of living and loving amidst pervasive corruption and deceit.

The House That Buff Built