The term Neo-NOIR (4 letters) is a film genre that combines elements of traditional film NOIR with modern filmmaking techniques. It is often characterized by a dark, cynical tone and a focus on the psychological effects of crime and violence. Neo-NOIR films often feature protagonists who are morally ambiguous or corrupt, and explore themes such as guilt, fate, and redemption. Examples of Neo-NOIR films include Blade Runner, L.A. Confidential, and The Usual Suspects.