Double Indemnity
One of the more common devices of film noir is the use of voice-over narration. What does this device lend to Wilder's film with respect to the mood, the audience's judgment of the characters, or the psychology of Walter?
Should the audience take Walter's testimony as a satisfactory "confession," or does he fail to fully grasp or accept his own responsibility for his actions?
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