Bicycle Thieves (1948) is a landmark Italian neorealist film about a poor, unemployed father in post-World War II Rome, Antonio Ricci, who finally gets a job hanging posters but needs a bicycle for it, only to have it stolen on his first day, leading him and his young son on a desperate, heartbreaking search through the city to find it, highlighting themes of poverty, survival, and the struggle of the common man in a devastated society.
The 3rd year students of Department of Journalism, LSR were given a practical assignment to write detailed review of the movie Bicycle Thieves.
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