This movie ends with Antonio crying while walking down a street with his son Bruno, who had just witnessed his father commit a crime.
One character in this movie goes to a fortune teller where he is told "She doesn't love you! Get over it!", while the main character of this movie wonders "Why should I kill myself by worrying when you end up dead anyway?". The protagonist confronts the titular person after running through a brothel, but that person's neighbors end up defending him from any violence. One scene in this movie sees the protagonist's wife pawn their (*) sheets so that he can get to his job, where he hangs up posters. This movie ends with Antonio crying while walking down a street with his son Bruno, who had just witnessed his father commit a crime. For 10 points, identify this Vittorio De Sica film whose protagonist has his mode of transportation stolen.
One character in this movie goes to a fortune teller where he is told "She doesn't love you!
The {Bicycle Thief} [accept {Bicycle Thieves}, accept {Ladri di biciclette}]