A retro Warner Brothers logo welcomes us. The titles evoke a style from a bygone era. A few minutes and a few brief details are enough for No Sudden Move (2021) to get us into the mood. To the rhythm of Curt Goynes (Don Cheadle) we walk on a random street of the 1950’s Detroit and as he walks the movie speaks as one of those noirs that graced the screen in those days that the Steven Soderbergh film alludes to. Nostalgia aside, the veteran director conceives a neo-noir that is both faithful to the original concepts of the genre and justly transgressive avoiding obsolete codes.

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