text: Two characters in this film argue over whether "we" or "are" should be underlined in the campaign slogan "We are the people.
full_question: Two characters in this film argue over whether "we" or "are" should be underlined in the campaign slogan "We are the people." This film's director makes a cameo appearance as a man spying on his wife, who is cheating on him with a black man. The main character flirts with a girl employed by Senator Palantine but she rejects him after he takes her to see a Swedish (*) sex education film. After shaving his hair into a mohawk, the main character goes on a rampage to rescue Iris, a child prostitute played by Jodie Foster. In its most famous scene, the main character, Travis Bickle, looks at himself in the mirror and asks "You talkin' to me?" For 10 points, name this Martin Scorsese-directed film starring Robert De Niro as a violent cabbie.
first_sentence: Two characters in this film argue over whether "we" or "are" should be underlined in the campaign slogan "We are the people.
raw_answer: Taxi Driver