Film noirs are great and great film noirs are works of art. In 1944 Billy Wilder directed "Double Indemnity," which is a great movie by all accounts. Shot in black and white and featuring shadows, cigarette smoke, men wearing fedoras, and a femme fatale this is a tale of greed and lust in Los Angeles.
Double Indemnity (1944) was Wilder's third, but first stylistically serious film, and is given credit for the birth of film noir, literally "night film". This term describes a visual style and moods of a type of dramatic film, usually crime, that's much more gritty and realistic than most films prior to this era.
The double indemnity in question refers to an accident that occurs in an unlikely setting, making the insurance settlement double the agreed sum. If Mr. Dietrichson was to die by falling off a moving train, the wife would receive $100,000 instead of $50,000. Naturally, the insurance company will investigate to be 100% sure that they have to pay; hence the plan needs to be foolproof. Walter makes sure that he has an alibi, he has Mr. Dietrichson sign a life insurance policy by telling it is form for his car, travels on foot so that no one will recognize him on the bus, and only meets Phyllis at a grocery store. Everything is perfect but it is bound to fail.
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