Bicycle Thieves - 1948
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Bicycle Thieves

Updated: 18 Jul 2022
Directors:
Vittorio De Sica Giuseppe Amato Vittorio De Sica Eraldo Da Roma Cesare Zavattini Oreste Biancoli Suso Cecchi d'Amico Vittorio De Sica Luigi Bartolini Adolfo Franci Gerardo Guerrieri Alessandro Cicognini Antonio Traverso Gherardo Gherardi Nino Misiano Umberto Scarpelli Luisa Alessandri Gerardo Guerrieri Sergio Leone Biagio Fiorelli Bruno Brunacci Mario Montuori Willy Ferrero Carlo Di Palma Carlo Montuori
Actors:
Lamberto Maggiorani Enzo Staiola Lianella Carell Gino Saltamerenda Vittorio Antonucci Giulio Chiari Elena Altieri Carlo Jachino Michele Sakara Fausto Guerzoni Giulio Battiferri Sergio Leone Mario Meniconi Checco Rissone Peppino Spadaro Nando Bruno Eolo Capritti Memmo Carotenuto Emma Druetti Umberto Spadaro
Genre:
Drama
Country: no data
Year: 1948
A working man's livelihood is threatened when someone steals his bicycle.
Actor, Director, Screenwriter
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41 FLIISTs
4 years ago
This, to me, was the supreme Italian film and one of the greatest films in the world.
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Actor, Producer, Screenwriter
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35 FLIISTs
3 years ago
The best movie ever made. Period. —TL
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68 FLIISTs
over 3 years ago
Heartbreaking until the end , Poverty is a curse lays with unfairness on the poor .
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Actor
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88 FLIISTs
over 4 years ago
All of my favourite films are approaching realism in a different way. This is Italian neorealism – obviously there’s a script and a story and everything, but it’s shot in the street and it has the feel of Italy, of being in the streets.
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Actress, Writer, Producer
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59 FLIISTs
over 2 years ago
I’m a big fan of Bicycle Thieves. Love that film. I first saw it when I was at university and I’ve probably seen it half-a-dozen times. It’s a classic example of very simple storytelling.
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Actress
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62 FLIISTs
9 months ago
Two quintessential pieces of Italian cinema claim further places on Plaza’s list: the bleak neo-realist classic, Bicycle Thieves, released in 1948.
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