Bicycle Thieves
96 minutes,
Italy (1948), PG
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(4.8 / 16 votes)
(4.8 / 16 votes)
Grainy monochrome and simple storytelling combine in this moving, neo-realist tale of a young Italian father who must retrieve the stolen bike he needs for his new job
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Bicycle Thieves: This was one of the key works of the Italian post-war neo-realist movement - a school which in the late 1940s and early 1950s provided a platform for the young Michelangelo Antonioni and Luchino Visconti as well as Vittorio de Sica, in a form of filmmaking that applied poetry as well as politics to the lives of ordinary working people...
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