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Bicycle Thieves

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Released PG 89 min 8.3/10 Votes: 177123

Unemployed Antonio is elated when he finally finds work hanging posters around war-torn Rome. However on his first day, his bicycle—essential to his work—gets stolen. His job is doomed unless he can find the thief. With the help of his son, Antonio combs the city, becoming desperate for justice.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Drama

Subgenres:

Tragedy

Release:

1948-07-21

Year:

2025

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Budget:

$133k

Revenue:

$450k

Companies:

Produzioni De Sica

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The Greatest Showman - Themes of ambition and the quest for acceptance and success.
The Social Network - A story about ambition and the drive to innovate and succeed.
Boys Don't Cry - Real-life challenges of identity and acceptance.
Rocky - Classic underdog story focused on determination and success.
Wonder - Themes of kindness, acceptance, and personal growth.
Room - A profound story of survival and bond between mother and son.
Silver Linings Playbook - Explores mental health and personal relationships.
The Martian - Focus on resilience and ingenuity in challenging circumstances.
Unbroken - A story about resilience and surviving against the odds.
The Help - Empowerment and personal stories of overcoming societal challenges.
Wild - A poignant journey of self-discovery through hiking the Pacific Crest Trail.
Coach Carter - Tale of a coach inspiring and transforming young lives.
Coco - Explores family ties and personal discovery through music.
Straight Outta Compton - Story of rising against odds and personal struggles in the music industry.
The Fault in Our Stars - A touching narrative about love and coping with life's challenges.
Into the Wild - Adventure and self-discovery journey inspired by true events.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A journey of self-discovery and chasing dreams.
The 40-Year-Old Virgin - Involves personal growth and development in a comedic context.
To the Bone - Focus on overcoming personal challenges related to health.
Spotlight - A journalistic investigation uncovering profound truths.
Hidden Figures - Celebrates overcoming adversity in the workplace and personal lives.
The Greatest Showman - Themes of ambition and the quest for acceptance and success.
My Name Is Earl - A comedy series centered on redemption and personal growth.
Pursuit of Happyness - Focus on the struggles of a father trying to create a better life.
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The Wire - Explores systemic issues in policing and crime in Baltimore.
Goodfellas - A look at organized crime and its lifestyle.
Scarface - Depicts the rise and fall of a drug lord.
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La Haine - Focuses on social issues and urban violence in France.
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Sin City - A neo-noir film with intertwining crime stories.
A Prophet - Follows the rise of a young inmate in a French prison gang.
Peaky Blinders - Covers a crime family in post-war England.
The Sopranos - Follows the personal and criminal life of a mob boss.
Boardwalk Empire - Set during the Prohibition era, focusing on organized crime.
Breaking Bad - Follows a chemistry teacher turned methamphetamine manufacturer.
Made in Britain - A hard-hitting look at skinhead culture and youth crime.
American Gangster - Based on the true story of a heroin dealer in Harlem.
The Departed - A tale of undercover cops and the crime syndicate in Boston.
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City of Men - Follows the lives of young men in Rio's favelas.
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Shutter Island - Psychological thriller involving crime and investigation.
Prisoners - A gripping thriller about kidnapping and police investigation.
Zodiac - Based on the true story of a serial killer and the hunt for him.
The French Connection - A classic police drama involving drug trafficking.
Se7en - Detectives track a serial killer using the seven deadly sins as motives.
L.A. Confidential - Noir film focusing on police corruption and crime in L.A.
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The Night Of - Follows a complex murder case and its impact on a young man's life.
Mindhunter - Follows FBI agents as they interview serial killers to understand their mind.
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Birdman - Themes of legacy, identity, and human connection are central.
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Amelie - Quirky storytelling with a focus on quirky characters and French culture.
The Grand Budapest Hotel - Visual style and whimsical humor reminiscent of Tati's films.
A Man and a Woman - Romance and simple pleasures set against beautiful backdrops.
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The Pink Panther - Light-hearted comedy with an iconic character and similar humor.
Bicycle Thieves - Italian neorealism, highlighting social issues through personal stories.
Hiroshima Mon Amour - Explores the intimacy of personal lives against broader societal themes.
The Artist - Silent film style storytelling with a focus on visual humor and emotion.
Julie & Julia - Meticulously depicted lives of ordinary characters in different eras.
The Intouchables - Heartwarming adventure of quirky characters crossing social boundaries.
Don Camillo - Explores the interplay between traditional and modern values in a humorous way.
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Jules and Jim - A classic love triangle set against the backdrop of cultural change.
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The Triplets of Belleville - An animated homage to French culture and unique storytelling.
The Lives of Others - A poignant examination of life in a restrictive society.
Café de Flore - Dual storylines encapsulating love across different times and cultures.
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Chocolat - A whimsical journey of a woman challenging societal norms.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A blend of adventure and surreal moments echoing Tati's style.
The Motorcycle Diaries - A character's journey of self-discovery through meaningful encounters.
The Science of Sleep - Explores dreams and reality with a whimsical and artistic approach.
Moonrise Kingdom - A visually rich tale of childhood romance and adventure.
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The Terminal - A fish-out-of-water story filled with humor and humanity.
Fantastic Planet - A unique, artistic vision that echoes surrealism and societal critique.
Being There - A satire on society through the innocent perspective of a simple character.
A Serious Man - Absurdist comedy that reflects a man's struggle against circumstances.
Eat Pray Love - Personal journeys that intertwine humor with self-discovery.
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A Very Long Engagement - Romance and suspense during and after World War I, focusing on the impact of war.
Amour - An intimate exploration of love and aging, focusing on a couple facing crisis.
The Motorcycle Diaries - A journey of self-discovery and political awakening set in South America.
Roses de fer - Explores themes of love and the impact of war through the eyes of its characters.
The Lives of Others - Set in East Germany, it examines surveillance and personal integrity under totalitarian regime.
Good Bye Lenin! - A tragicomedy about Germany before and after the fall of the Berlin Wall, touching on socio-political themes.
Cafe de Flore - Intertwines two love stories across different eras, exploring themes of connection and identity.
The Dreamers - Set in Paris during the 1968 student riots, focuses on love and politics among a trio of friends.
Caché - A psychological thriller that explores themes of guilt, memory, and societal secrets.
Bicycle Thieves - A classic film about the struggles of working-class life in post-war Italy.
Léon: The Professional - Following an unusual mentorship with themes of loss and resilience set in a gritty environment.
The Intouchables - A heartfelt drama-comedy about friendship across social divides.
A Man and a Woman - A romantic drama that explores love amidst loss and uncertainty.
Fallen Angels - Stylized narrative about love and crime in Hong Kong, intertwining different character stories.
Blue is the Warmest Color - An intimate exploration of a passionate love affair between two women.
Casablanca - Classic romantic drama set during WWII, dealing with love and sacrifice.
Children of Paradise - Set in 19th-century France, blends love and theater amidst challenging times.
The Artist - Silent film exploring love and ambition against the backdrop of Hollywood's transition.
Nymphomaniac - Provocative exploration of sexuality and personal history, blending drama with dark themes.
The Flowers of War - Set during the Second Sino-Japanese War, intertwines love and sacrifice amidst conflict.
Wings of Desire - A poetic love story about angels observing life in Berlin, capturing human emotion.
A Streetcar Named Desire - Classic adaptation showcasing complex characters and emotional struggle.
The Great Beauty - A reflection on beauty and art in Rome, featuring a protagonist navigating his past.
Delicatessen - Set in a post-apocalyptic world, a unique blend of dark humor and romance.
The Diving Bell and the Butterfly - An inspiring true story exploring themes of creativity and human spirit despite limitations.
To Die For - Darkly comedic and satirical, focusing on ambition and the quest for fame.
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The Discreet Charm of the Bourgeoisie - Surreal and satirical examination of French bourgeois society.
Spirited Away - Though animated, a deeply emotional journey reflecting personal growth and identity.
Les Misérables - Adaptation of the classic novel exploring themes of redemption and social justice.
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Breaking Away - A coming-of-age story centered around cycling culture.
Bicycle Dreams - Documentary on the grueling Race Across America.
The Last Tour - Focuses on the emotional challenges faced by cyclists.
Rising from Ashes - A documentary about the first Rwandan cycling team post-genocide.
We Were Cyclists - Explores the experiences of cyclists in competitive races.
American Flyers - A drama centered around a cycling race and familial bonds.
Inside the World of Cycling - An in-depth look at the professional cycling scene.
A Sunday in Hell - A documentary covering the infamous Paris-Roubaix race.
The Tour - Explores the personal and professional aspects of cycling races.
Race Across the Sky - Spotlights the Leadville Trail 100 race and its cyclists.
Chasing Legends - Documentary featuring the Tour de France and its athletes.
Veloce Come il Vento - An Italian film about a young cyclist’s dreams and struggles.
The Rider and the Wolf - A tale of resilience and passion in cycling.
Pantani: The Accidental Death of a Cyclist - Documentary about the life of iconic cyclist Marco Pantani.
Proximity - Explores themes of ambition and competitive cycling.
The Great Alone - A documentary covering the Iditarod, but with a similar endurance angle.
Bicycle Thieves - Classic Italian film emphasizing human struggles.
The Beautiful Race - A cinematic take on the beauty and grit of cycling races.
Every Third Saturday - Focuses on dedicated cyclists and their shared journeys.
On Any Sunday - Explores the culture of motorcycle racing, paralleling competitive cycling.
The 24 Hour Race - Documentary covering endurance cycling races.
The Meddler - Similar themes of personal quest and familial relationships.
The Art of Flight - While focusing on snowboarding, it captures adventure sports similarly.
In Search of Speed - Studies athletes' pursuit of excellence in sports.
The Special Ones - Explores diverse athletes and their unique journeys.
Euphoria - Explores personal struggle and recovery themes.
A Thousand Roads to Freedom - Explores individuals overcoming obstacles through sport.
Riders of the Storm - Focuses on the bond between cyclists and nature's challenges.
The Last Man on the Moon - Stories of perseverance and human spirit, akin to cycling athletes.
What Drives Us - Showcases various adventure sports and their athletes.
Beyond the Void - Documentary focusing on athletes pushing their physical limits.
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The Ride - A narrative about resilience in the face of challenges.
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The Sopranos - A critically acclaimed series focusing on a modern mobster's life and family in New Jersey.
Malena - Explores themes of love and longing in a small Italian town during WWII.
Bread and Tulips - An Italian romantic comedy about rediscovering life and love in Venice.
Cinema Paradiso - A nostalgic look at childhood and cinema in a small Italian village.
Life Is Beautiful - A heartwarming tale that mixes humor with poignant themes set in Italy.
La Dolce Vita - A seminal film that captures the essence of life and decadence in Rome.
Mediterraneo - A film about a group of Italian soldiers during WWII, exploring friendship and camaraderie.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Set in Italy, this film combines glamour with deception and moral ambiguity.
In the Name of the Family - A film inspired by real events focusing on family and challenges in a modern Italian context.
Gomorrah - A gritty series exploring the criminal underworld in Naples, Italy.
Inspector Montalbano - A series based on the popular books featuring a Sicilian detective solving crimes.
Italian for Beginners - A romantic comedy that captures the lives and loves of people in Italy.
The Passion of the Christ - A poignant representation of biblical events set in historical Italy.
Our Godfather - A documentary about the Sicilian Mafia's influence on global organized crime.
Angel's Last Mission: Love - This drama explores themes of love, destiny, and spirituality with a beautiful setting.
The Best of Youth - A sweeping epic of Italian history and familial relationships over decades.
The Great Beauty - A visually stunning portrayal of Rome's vast cultural and social landscape.
A Farewell to Arms - A romantic drama set against the backdrop of World War I, depicting Italian settings.
The Leopard - An iconic film depicting the changes in Sicilian society during the Risorgimento.
Romance & Cigarettes - A musical embracing diverse characters and relationships against an urban backdrop.
Shadows in the Sun - Explores relationships and the search for meaning, with a backdrop of Italian landscapes.
Bicycle Thieves - An Italian classic focusing on family struggles and societal challenges post-WWII.
A Room with a View - Romantic drama set in both Italy and England, focusing on love and class.
Sicilian Ghost Story - A mysterious film inspired by real-life events in Sicily and its mafia ties.
The New Pope - A series exploring the intersection of faith, politics, and personal drama in modern Europe.
Il Postino - A touching narrative about love and poetry set in a small Italian village.
The Young Pope - A provocative exploration of faith, power, and identity within the Vatican.
The Secret in Their Eyes - A gripping mystery that intertwines crime and love, set in Argentina with Italian influences.
Stealing Beauty - A coming-of-age story set in the picturesque Tuscan countryside, exploring family dynamics.
Medici: Masters of Florence - A historical drama about the powerful Medici family and their impact on Italian history.
The Other Woman - A romantic comedy with twists involving complex relationships and a beautiful backdrop.
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A Touch of Spice - A journey through relationships and cultural connections with a flavorful backdrop.
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Twilight of the Gods - Similar themes of folklore and cultural traditions.
The Twelve Chairs - A mix of humor and the social landscape of a bygone era.
The Wedding - Explores pivotal moments in village life with humor.
The Mandrake - Combines classic literature and comedic storytelling.
Mowgli: Legend of the Jungle - A blend of adventure and folklore.
The Soldier's Wife - A mix of comedy and poignant historical insights.
The Fiancées - Focuses on relationships within a village setting.
Pavilion of Women - Explores traditional values in changing societies.
The Barber of Siberia - Combines romance with a historical backdrop.
My Friend Ivan Lapshin - A blend of humor and life in early Soviet times.
Time of the Gypsies - Folk elements and a journey through a culture.
A Good Day to Die Hard - Elements of tradition mixed with action.
The Irony of Fate - Romantic comedy set against a cultural backdrop.
Burnt by the Sun - Tragicomedy reflecting historical insights.
Moonlight - Coming-of-age with cultural exploration themes.
Life and Nothing But - Explores the aftermath of war through personal stories.
Roma - Introspective view of daily life, rich in cultural context.
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Little Miss Sunshine - Family dynamics wrapped in humor and heart.
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The Taste of Tea - A mix of surreal and familial moments that captures the essence of life in Japan.
Late Spring - Deals with themes of family duty and personal sacrifice in post-war Japan.
An Autumn Afternoon - Explores the theme of family and the passing of time in a poignant manner.
The Ballad of Narayama - Portrays the harsh realities of rural life and familial obligations.
Ikiru - A profound exploration of life's meaning and personal legacy amidst societal expectations.
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The Grapes of Wrath - Deals with family hardship and societal change, akin to the emotional layers in A Hen in the Wind.
The Remains of the Day - Explores themes of regret and duty seen through personal relationships.
Nobody Knows - A heartbreaking look at childhood and survival that reflects the struggles depicted in A Hen in the Wind.
Wild Strawberries - A reflection on life, memory, and significant familial relationships.
Kikujiro - A unique bond between characters and their growing companionship echoing personal journeys.
A Taste of Honey - Focuses on a young woman's journey of self-discovery and her complicated family situation.
A Man Called Ove - Explores loss, connections, and community in a heartwarming narrative.
The Color Purple - A deep look at female resilience and the importance of familial bonds.
Children of Heaven - Highlights the innocence of childhood and familial bonds in tough circumstances.
A Separation - Delves into family conflict and societal issues with a gripping narrative.
The Road Home - A poignant tale of love across generations linked to family tradition.
The Mother - Captures the complexities of relationships and personal sacrifice within a family setting.
Life is Beautiful - Combines the themes of love and sacrifice with personal resilience amidst tragedy.
Rashomon - Investigates subjective experiences and truth, weaving personal narratives together.
The Sweet Hereafter - Explores community and personal loss, dealing with tragic events and their aftermath.
A Tree Grows in Brooklyn - A coming-of-age story focusing on a family's struggles and aspirations, similar in theme.
Pather Panchali - Highlights the experience of poverty and familial love in rural settings.
Blue Kite - Recounts the impact of societal change on family dynamics in a deeply emotional narrative.
My Life as a Dog - A poignant reflection on childhood, abandonment, and human relationships.
The Closed Curtain - Explores themes of isolation and the search for meaning amid personal turmoil.
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The Farewell - Explores family ties and cultural expectations in a touching narrative.
Little Miss Sunshine - Focuses on a dysfunctional family dealing with their individual issues together.
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Delicatessen - A darkly comedic fantasy that shares a surreal aesthetic and quirky characters.
The City of Lost Children - Combines dark themes with a fantastical atmosphere and imaginative visuals.
The Intouchables - A heartwarming story with humor that focuses on friendship and unconventional relationships.
The Grand Budapest Hotel - Features a quirky narrative and visually distinctive style similar to the whimsicality of Micmacs.
A Very Long Engagement - Both films have a unique storytelling approach and rich character development.
Little Miss Sunshine - A quirky family road trip with a blend of humor and heart, similar to Micmacs' eclectic style.
The Science of Sleep - A creative exploration of dreams and reality featuring fantastical elements and humor.
The Lobster - Combines absurd humor with a satirical take on society, resonating with Micmacs’ tone.
O Brother, Where Art Thou? - A whimsical odyssey with a unique narrative and quirky characters, similar to Micmacs.
Fabulous Destiny of Amélie Poulain - Another film that blends fantasy and reality through the perspective of a unique protagonist.
Life Is Beautiful - A mix of comedy and tragedy, focusing on the human spirit amid adversity.
The Royal Tenenbaums - Quirky, dysfunctional family dynamics depicted with humor and an artistic touch.
Wings of Desire - A poetic exploration of life in Berlin, similar in its dream-like presentation.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - A creativity-driven narrative exploring love and memory with a surreal touch.
The Fall - Visually stunning and emotionally resonant, combining reality with imaginative storytelling.
Moonrise Kingdom - Characteristic quirky charm and offbeat characters in a whimsical coming-of-age story.
Birdman - An absurdist comedy-drama that explores the nature of performance and existence.
Y Tu Mamá También - A road film with quirky humor and deep emotional undercurrents that reflect on life's journeys.
Rubber - A unique, absurd film that blends horror and comedy with surreal elements.
Swiss Army Man - Combines dark humor with a surreal premise exploring themes of friendship and existence.
Barton Fink - An offbeat narrative style with dark comedy and unusual storytelling in the film industry.
The Shape of Water - A fantastical love story with unique visuals and emotional depth that reflects on outsider themes.
Anomalisa - A stop-motion animated film that explores existential themes with a unique narrative structure.
Bicycle Thieves - Focuses on human resilience with a poignant narrative that resonates with Micmacs' heart.
About Time - A mix of romance and whimsical elements, exploring time travel in a heartfelt story.
The Secret of Kells - An animated film with a unique visual style and a blend of fantasy and history.
To Catch a Thief - A classic caper film with charm and romance that echoes the light-hearted elements of Micmacs.
Persepolis - An animated feature that offers a unique visual storytelling approach on personal experience.
The Secret Life of Walter Mitty - A whimsical adventure exploring themes of imagination and personal growth.
The Big Fish - A fantastical tale of storytelling with whimsical characters and emotional depth.
Frances Ha - An offbeat film focused on personal relationships and self-discovery, mirroring Micmacs' charm.
Kinky Boots - Inspirational and comedic story about acceptance and unexpected friendships, like Micmacs.
Sing Street - A feel-good musical journey rich in creativity and personal relationships, echoing themes of Micmacs.
Chef - A heartwarming and humorous story about passion, creativity, and friendship, similar to Micmacs.
Hot Fuzz - Combines action with witty comedy and quirky characters, reflecting Micmacs’ playful tone.
In the Mood for Love - A beautifully crafted film with a unique visual style and poignant storytelling.
A Ghost Story - An unconventional narrative that blends surreal and emotional storytelling, similar to Micmacs.

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Way Down East - A classic D.W. Griffith film dealing with social issues and moral dilemmas.
Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans - A silent film that captures the height of emotional storytelling and societal themes.
The Fugitive Kind - Characters seeking personal redemption within a morally complicated society.
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Hidden Figures - Highlights the struggles of women and people of color in a segregated society.
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