This film's title character arranges for the killing of his mother's chauffeur and morphine procurer named Hemlock, and interspersed throughout this film are the title character's reminiscences of being sexually assaulted as a boy by another chauffeur named Lino.
In one episode in this film, after the title character purchases a violet from a flowergirl, she and several other children begin to sing La Marseillese. This film's title character arranges for the killing of his mother's chauffeur and morphine procurer named Hemlock, and interspersed throughout this film are the title character's reminiscences of being sexually assaulted as a boy by another chauffeur named Lino. While confessing to a priest, the title character of this film claims to be part of a group that "tracks down all the subversives;" that confession is made prior to marrying Giulia, which the title character thinks will give him "the impression of normalcy." This film's title character travels to Paris to see his old teacher Luca Quadri, an anti-Fascist dissident, and arranges for the assasination of both Luca and his wife Anna, and at the end of the film falsely denounces his former friend Italo for the murder, leaving him to be killed by a mob. For 10 points, identify this Bernardo Bertolucci film about the Fascist Marcelo Clerici, who desires not to feel different from anyone else.
In one episode in this film, after the title character purchases a violet from a flowergirl, she and several other children begin to sing La Marseillese.
The Conformist [or Il Conformista]