Hotel Noir is a neo-noir film set in Los Angeles in 1958. The film follows a private detective named Felix (Rufus Sewell) who has taken shelter in a downtown hotel after being double-crossed by a client. Felix's only hope is to wait out the night until he can get out of town in the morning.
As the night wears on, Felix becomes embroiled in the lives of various occupants of the hotel, including a beautiful mysterious woman (Carla Gugino) and a suicidal writer (Danny DeVito). Each character has their own problems and secrets, and the night becomes a journey of discovery and reckoning for Felix.
The film is shot in black and white, and the visuals pay homage to classic film noir. The dialogue is sharp and intelligent, reminiscent of the classic detective films of the past. The cast is stacked with talented actors, including Malin Akerman, Rosario Dawson, and Kevin Connolly.
Hotel Noir is a stylish and engaging film that captures the essence of film noir while adding its own unique twists and turns. It is a must-watch for fans of the genre and anyone who appreciates a good mystery.