A black- and- white, grainy cine still from a 1940s noir film scene of a dimly lit jazz club. In the center of the frame, a glamorous femme fatale stands on a small stage, singing into a vintage microphone. She is wearing a red sequined evening gown that catches the soft, moody spotlight, and her hair is styled in classic Hollywood waves. Her expression is sultry and captivating, her lips painted dark as she croons a melancholic tune. The room is filled with a thick haze of cigarette smoke, and the silhouettes of patrons sit at small, round tables, their faces partially obscured by shadows. The band behind her, partially visible, consists of a pianist, a saxophonist, and a double bass player, all blurred slightly to give depth to the scene. The grainy texture and high contrast lighting create dramatic shadows and highlights, enhancing the mysterious and seductive atmosphere typical of a noir film