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Bitter Rice

An earthy drama of human passions among women rice workers in the Po Valley.

Released PG 102 min 7.6/10 Votes: 4961

Francesca and Walter are two-bit criminals in Northern Italy, and, in an effort to avoid the police, Francesca joins a group of women rice workers. She meets the voluptuous peasant rice worker, Silvana, and the soon-to-be-discharged soldier, Marco. Walter follows her to the rice fields, and the four characters become involved in a complex plot involving robbery, love, and murder.

Type:

Movie

Socials:

Genre:

Crime, Drama

Subgenres:

Heist

Release:

1949-09-30

Year:

2024

Country:

Italy

Language:

Italian

Companies:

Lux Film

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Rebel Without a Cause - Explores teenage angst and the search for identity.
The Night of the Hunter - A gripping story of good versus evil, with dark undertones.
Far from Heaven - Explores themes of forbidden love and societal expectations.
Blue Velvet - A surreal exploration of the darker aspects of small-town life.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - A psychological thriller that probes into identity and envy.
Secretary - A unique love story tackling themes of submission and personal discovery.
A Streetcar Named Desire - Depicts the fragility of human relationships and emotional turmoil.
Breaking Bad - A dark transformation of a character amidst moral dilemmas.
Mad Men - Explores the darker sides of ambition and personal conflict in a professional setting.
Fargo - A mix of dark humor, crime, and moral ambiguity.
The Sixth Sense - Explores deep emotional connections and twists in human perception.
Silver Linings Playbook - Involves themes of mental health, romance, and personal recovery.
Melancholia - A dark exploration of depression and relationships amid chaos.
Her - Explores themes of connection, loneliness, and longing in a modern world.
Black Swan - A dark psychological thriller that explores obsession and self-destruction.
Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind - Examines the complexities of love and memory.
In the Mood for Love - A visually stunning film about unfulfilled love and longing.
Blue is the Warmest Color - A coming-of-age tale that dives into the depth of love and relationships.
The Hours - Interweaves the lives of three women dealing with existential dilemmas.
A Ghost Story - Explores themes of time, loss, and connection in a haunting way.
The Killing of a Sacred Deer - A psychological thriller focused on morality and the effects of choices.
The Favourite - Mixes dark humor with power dynamics and personal relationships.
Lost in Translation - Explores alienation and the search for connection in a foreign environment.
Birdman - Plays with themes of identity, relevance, and personal struggles.
12 Monkeys - Involves time travel, mental illness, and complex narratives.
Eraserhead - A surreal exploration of anxiety and the fear of parenthood.
The Lighthouse - A psychological thriller emphasizing isolation and madness.
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The Decalogue - A series of moral tales that reflect on human nature and ethics, similar to the philosophical underpinnings of Ashes and Diamonds.
Man of Iron - Continues the story of Poland's struggle post-World War II, focusing on political and personal dilemmas.
The Pianist - Centers on survival and identity during the Holocaust, reflecting on themes of conflict and moral choices.
The Comics - Explores the complexity and absurdity of life through a satirical lens, similar to the tone in Ashes and Diamonds.
The Wages of Fear - Delivers tension and moral dilemmas amidst a post-war atmosphere, reshaping individual fates.
The Sacrifice - A spiritual crisis during a time of impending disaster, echoing existential themes.
Prawo i pięść - Depicts the struggle between personal responsibility and political ideology in post-war Poland.
Bitter Rice - Explores love, betrayal, and survival amidst the backdrop of war and social upheaval.
Fitness vs. The Apocalypse - Combines action with a focus on the human condition, similar to the personal battles in Ashes and Diamonds.
Earth - Addresses the impact of historical conflict on personal relationships, with a focus on humanity amidst chaos.
Instinct - Explores the mental struggles of individuals during times of upheaval, similar to the protagonist's journey in Ashes and Diamonds.
The Life of Others - Set in a politically oppressive regime and explores themes of surveillance and morality.
Come and See - A harrowing exploration of war's impact on innocence, reflecting deep existential questions.
The Great Beauty - Examines life's fleeting nature and existential reflections through a stylistic lens.
The Last Emperor - A rich historical narrative set against tumultuous political backgrounds that shape personal destinies.
The Lives of Others - Delves into life under oppressive regimes and personal choice, echoing similar struggles in Ashes and Diamonds.
Kanal - A poignant look at life during war, highlighting moral complexities and individual choices.
The Devil's Advocate - Explores moral ambiguity and personal choice in a high-stakes environment.
A Man for All Seasons - Moral integrity and the struggle against political pressures similar to existential themes in Ashes and Diamonds.
The Third Man - A film noir that explores post-war Vienna's moral ambiguities and personal dilemmas.
The Killing Fields - Conveys the emotional turmoil of war and its moral implications on humanity.
Wings of Desire - A poetic exploration of human experience and choices, echoing similar themes of existential reflection.
The Fountainhead - Examines the battle between individualism and collectivism, a theme central to Ashes and Diamonds.
The Trial - Based on Kafka's work, it explores themes of absurdity and personal struggle against societal norms.
A Clockwork Orange - Challenges ideas of choice and morality within a controlled society, similar to the themes explored in Ashes and Diamonds.
The Elephant Man - Explores themes of humanity and the struggle against societal views and prejudices.
The Road - A harrowing journey among the ruins of civilization, examining moral choices and survival.
Good Bye Lenin! - Explores the impact of political changes on personal lives with a blend of humor and emotion.
The Passion of Joan of Arc - A powerful narrative of personal conviction and moral struggle against societal powers.
A Separation - Explores the moral complexities of relationships amidst societal pressures, echoing themes in Ashes and Diamonds.
Fahrenheit 451 - Addresses issues of censorship and individuality in an oppressive society.
The Motorcycle Diaries - Follows the journey of self-discovery against a backdrop of political change and social awareness.
The Road to Guantanamo - A documentary-style narrative that tackles complex issues surrounding war and morality.
The Motorcycle Diaries - Follows the journey of self-discovery against a backdrop of political change and social awareness.
Paths of Glory - Explores themes of morality, sacrifice, and the horror of war, similar to Ashes and Diamonds.
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The Hunt - Explores themes of morality, truth, and societal judgment in a tense narrative.
Sophie’s Choice - Delves into complex moral dilemmas amid historical trauma, reflective of the decisions faced in Ashes and Diamonds.
Wild Strawberries - Explores the conflict between societal expectations and personal fulfillment, akin to the themes in Ashes and Diamonds.
Rome, Open City - Examines the personal turmoil during wartime and the struggle against oppression.
The Bridge on the River Kwai - Explores leadership, morality, and conflict during a wartime setting, echoing similar themes of sacrifice in Ashes and Diamonds.
Lola Montès - A narrative intertwining personal stories and historical events with a focus on moral struggles.
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Sorry We Missed You - Examines the life of a working-class family in modern-day Britain.
Norma Rae - Tells the story of a factory worker who becomes involved in union organizing.
The Full Monty - About unemployed steelworkers who form a striptease act to make money.
The Bicycle Thief - A poignant exploration of poverty and a father's struggle in post-war Italy.
American Factory - Documentary focusing on a culture clash in a factory setting between American and Chinese workers.
Metropolitan - A comedic look at a group of young adults navigating life and class in New York City.
Salt of the Earth - Centers on a strike at a zinc mine and the role of workers' rights.
Novecento (1900) - A sprawling epic about class struggles in Italy during the early 20th century.
Fifty Fifty - Highlights the challenges of the working class and the harsh realities of life.
A Place in the Sun - Explores class distinction through the story of love and ambition in post-war America.
A Fantastic Woman - Follows a transgender woman in her struggle after the death of her partner.
Angela's Ashes - A semi-autobiographical account detailing the struggles of a working-class family in Ireland.
The Florida Project - Focuses on the lives of people living in poverty near Disney World.
La Haine - Explores the lives of three young men in the Paris suburbs facing social unrest.
Pride - Based on the true story of LGBTQ activists supporting miners during a strike in the UK.
The Coaltion - Dramatizes the lives of coal miners and their struggles against corporate interests.
Trainspotting - Explores themes of addiction, working-class struggles, and societal issues in Edinburgh.
Cinderella Man - Based on the true story of James J. Braddock, a boxer who overcomes poverty during the Great Depression.
The Pursuit of Happyness - A biographical story involving a struggling single father and his fight to provide for his son.
Erin Brockovich - Based on a true story about a woman's fight against a corporation while raising her family.
Made in Dagenham - Chronicles the true story of women workers in the UK fighting for equal pay.
Little Voice - Focuses on an introverted woman in a working-class scenario trying to achieve her dreams.
The Working Girl - A story of ambition and class struggle in the corporate world of New York.
Freaky Friday - Deals with family dynamics and societal expectations faced by working-class citizens.
Capernaum - Tells the story of a young boy surviving in the slums of Beirut.
The Stepford Wives - Satirizes the lives of suburban housewives who are pushed into conformist roles.
Suffragette - Illustrates the fight for women's rights and social justice issues of the working class.
8 Mile - Showcases the struggles of a young rapper living in a poor Detroit neighborhood.
Bitter Rice - Set in post-war Italy, depicting the lives of rice workers and the class distinctions they face.
The Company Men - Examines the impact of corporate downsizing on employees and their families.
Panic Room - Centers around a woman in crisis with socio-economic themes woven throughout.
Little Forest - A story of a woman returning to her rural roots to find herself and reconcile with her past.
The Last Black Man in San Francisco - Explores themes of gentrification and the history of a working-class neighborhood.
American Honey - Follows a group of young adults traveling across the country, exploring themes of poverty and youth.
Boyhood - A coming-of-age story that also touches on class differences in America.
The Class - A drama set in a troubled classroom focusing on issues of class and identity.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon - Themes of social class and personal desire are explored through the lives of warriors.
The Intouchables - A heartfelt story about friendship that crosses socio-economic boundaries.
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The Leopard - Both films explore themes of passion, aristocracy, and changing social landscapes.
The Conformist - Similar exploration of personal obsessions and political turmoil.
The Last Emperor - Focuses on historical transformation and personal tragedy.
A Place in the Sun - A love triangle that leads to moral dilemmas.
Far from Heaven - Explores forbidden love against a backdrop of societal norms.
The Great Beauty - A deep dive into the beauty and detachment of the elite.
The English Patient - Themes of love, betrayal, and the impact of war.
Il Gattopardo - Similar historical context and themes of decay and continuity.
Doctor Zhivago - Epic romance set against the backdrop of war and societal upheaval.
Moulin Rouge! - Both feature passionate and tragic romances amid dramatic settings.
Bitter Rice - Themes of love, betrayal, and post-war Italy.
The Dreamers - Explores complex sexual relationships in a politically charged atmosphere.
Portrait of a Lady - Explores personal growth and unfulfilled desires within a historical context.
Sandakan No. 8 - Similar themes of love, loss, and historical tragedy.
Blue is the Warmest Color - Explores a passionate but doomed romantic relationship.
The Piano - Focuses on love, struggle, and the complexity of human emotions.
All About My Mother - Explores themes of love and identity within a dramatic context.
Dangerous Liaisons - Delves into manipulation and transcendental love within the elite.
In the Realm of the Senses - Similar exploration of obsessive love and sexuality.
Chocolat - A tale of love and rebellion against social norms.
Call Me by Your Name - Explores a passionate yet fleeting romance.
The Royal Affair - Has historical themes of love and political intrigue.
Midsummer Night's Dream - Deals with love and deception among the elite.
The Age of Innocence - Describes repressed love and societal constraints.
Atonement - Explores themes of love and regret amidst historical events.
The Piano Teacher - Complex relationships and repressed emotions.
The Sea Inside - Deals with love and life choices in a compelling context.
Cold Mountain - Romantic struggles amid the harsh realities of war.
The Other Boleyn Girl - Historical drama filled with intrigue and love triangles.
A Bigger Splash - Focus on complex relationships and deep emotional undertones.
The Talented Mr. Ripley - Themes of obsession and identity in a glamorous setting.
Mr. Nobody - Themes of choice, love, and existential dilemma.
Memoirs of a Geisha - A tale of love and beauty amidst societal constraints.
Revolutionary Road - Exploration of love and dissatisfaction within societal norms.
The Handmaiden - Intricate relationships and themes of manipulation and love.
The Other Woman - Explores passion, betrayal, and societal norms in relationships.
The Hunt - Themes of innocence vs. societal judgment and personal crises.
Gone with the Wind - Classic romantic drama set against a backdrop of war.
Paris, Texas - A story of loss and the search for connection against a vast backdrop.
The Lover - A romantic drama with themes of societal constraint and passion.
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Meet the Parents - Explores familial and romantic relationships with humor and drama.
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Paris, Texas - A deep exploration of personal and societal disconnection, similar to the reflective tone of 'Germany in Autumn'.
The September Issue - Examines cultural and societal issues through the lens of fashion, echoing the political themes of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Wings of Desire - A poetic meditation on life in urban settings, paralleling the introspective facets of 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Lives of Others - Explores themes of surveillance and personal freedom, resonating with the political landscape depicted in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Good Bye Lenin! - Addresses the impact of political change on personal lives, similar to the social commentary present in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Run Lola Run - Combines urgency with introspection, capturing a sense of personal journey found in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Funny Games - Examines the nature of violence and media in society, paralleling the critical eye of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Fahrenheit 9/11 - A documentary that critiques modern society and politics, echoing the themes of societal reflection in 'Germany in Autumn'.
The White Ribbon - Explores the roots of social unrest and personal tragedy in a pre-war setting, similar to the somber tones of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Toni Erdmann - A darkly comedic exploration of family and societal roles, reflecting the themes of disconnection seen in 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Baader Meinhof Complex - A detailed look at political extremism, mirroring the sociopolitical context of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Children of Men - A dystopian narrative that addresses societal decay and personal hope, resonating with the themes of uncertainty in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Bitter Rice - A mix of personal stories and societal issues during a tumultuous time, akin to the reflective approach of 'Germany in Autumn'.
A Clockwork Orange - Examines the impact of violence and societal control, paralleling the darker themes in 'Germany in Autumn'.
A Man Escaped - Focuses on individual struggle against oppressive circumstances, similar to the personal stories in 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Act of Killing - A documentary that explores the violence in history and its implications, resonating with the themes of sociopolitical commentary in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Good Night, and Good Luck - A look at journalism and societal accountability, reflecting the critical examination of society in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Lola rennt - Examines the urgency of life decisions and consequences similar to the poignant thoughts on life in 'Germany in Autumn'.
A Fantastic Woman - Explores identity and societal acceptance in a nuanced way, much like the personal reflections in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Waltz with Bashir - An animated war documentary that interrogates memory and trauma, aligning with the reflective nature of 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Other Side of Hope - A commentary on issues of migration and identity, which resonates with the societal themes in 'Germany in Autumn'.
City of God - Explores urban life and societal struggle through interconnected stories, echoing the narrative structure of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Maborosi - A meditative film on loss and memory, reflecting the introspective quality of 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Road - A stark portrayal of survival in a dystopian world, resonating with the tone and themes of 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Square - A critique of art and societal norms, similar to the artistic freedoms explored in 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Sound of Music - Contrasts personal redemption against a backdrop of societal turmoil, reminiscent of the themes in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Blue is the Warmest Color - Explores personal identity and societal perceptions, much like the individual reflections in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Network - A critique of the media's impact on society that reflects the societal observations found in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Her - Explores themes of connection and isolation in a modern setting, reflecting the introspective nature of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Lost in Translation - Focuses on themes of alienation and connection in unfamiliar settings, paralleling the sentiments in 'Germany in Autumn'.
Roma - A personal narrative against a backdrop of political change, resonating with the introspective nature of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Butterflies - Explores the intersections of personal experiences and broader societal issues, akin to the themes in 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Tree of Life - A philosophical exploration of existence that echoes the reflective tone of 'Germany in Autumn'.
Youth - Confronts aging and personal legacy against a backdrop of societal change, similar to 'Germany in Autumn'.
Rashomon - Examines the subjective nature of truth and perception, paralleling the introspective narratives of 'Germany in Autumn'.
The Lives of Others - Offers a poignant look at life under surveillance, echoing the introspective and political themes of 'Germany in Autumn'.
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The Battle of Algiers - Both focus on the struggles and resistance in Algeria.
Casablanca - Similar themes of romance and political intrigue in a wartime setting.
La Haine - Explores themes of social unrest and tension in a city setting.
The Spy Who Came in from the Cold - Cold War espionage and moral complexities echo similar sentiments.
The Third Man - A noir thriller set in a divided city post-war.
The Godfather - Crime, power, and family dynamics are central, much like Algiers.
Rififi - A heist film with deep character studies and tension.
Z - Political thriller that involves governmental conspiracies.
Lola Montès - Focuses on a woman's life intertwined with historical events.
The Lives of Others - Depicts surveillance and oppression in a politically charged environment.
Bitter Rice - Set against the backdrop of conflict with strong female leads.
The Wind That Shakes the Barley - Similar themes of rebellion and personal sacrifice.
City of God - Explores life in a tumultuous urban environment.
Midnight Express - Covers intense themes of escape and imprisonment.
A Prophet - A gritty portrayal of crime and survival in prison.
Taxi Driver - Captures a sense of isolation and personal conflict in a dark city.
The Secret in Their Eyes - Blend of romance, crime, and political context.
Everything is Fine - Focuses on survival in challenging circumstances.
A Clockwork Orange - Explores societal issues through a unique lens.
The Killing Fields - Depicts the struggles of individuals against oppressive regimes.
The Lives of Others - Intense character-driven narrative set against political oppression.
The Bourne Identity - A mix of action, identity, and espionage.
Black Book - Involves espionage and personal stakes in a WWII setting.
Body of Lies - Explores themes of espionage and betrayal in the Middle East.
Michael Collins - A historical figure dealing with national strife.
The Manchurian Candidate - Political thriller involving betrayal and psychological manipulation.
Paradise Now - Explores issues of conflict and choice in a war-torn country.
Tinker Tailor Soldier Spy - Intricate plot revolving around espionage during the Cold War.
Hotel Rwanda - A dramatic look at a humanitarian crisis in a war setting.
The Constant Gardener - Involves themes of conspiracy and political agendas.
Syriana - Explores the complications of oil politics and terrorism.
Sicario - Focuses on the complexities of the drug war in a politically charged setting.
Burnt by the Sun - Explores political repression in a historical context.
Enemy of the State - Involves themes of surveillance and government conspiracy.
The Interpreter - Involves political intrigue and a quest for justice.
Goodbye Bafana - A personal story set against the backdrop of apartheid.
Salvador - Showcases the effects of war and political instability.
Boys from Brazil - A thriller involving themes of secrecy and human experimentation.
The Kite Runner - Explores personal stories amidst a backdrop of war.
Osama - A narrative centered on individual human suffering in conflict zones.
Veiled Threat - Centers around themes of religious war and conflict.
The Queen of the South - Focuses on themes of power and the drug trade.