 However, the public was not denied a chance to see some of the great works of cinema outside the European socialist bloc, including works of Italian neorealism and its successors ("Rome, open city", "Bicycle Thieves", and "Rocco e i suoi fratelli"), "Judgment at Nuremberg", "Guess Who's Coming to Dinner", "In the Heat of the Night", a series of Westerns, "Gone with the Wind" (United States), and many others from France, the United Kingdom, Spain, Mexico, Japan and China.Once the number of films produced by Romanian studios rose, and import taxes were lowered, the quality of films shown, in particular that of art films, suffered.At one point 40% of films shown were Romanian and 60% foreign, including those from other Warsaw Pact nations.