A classic movie resonates with, not against the grain of time. The themes are identifiable even if from decades past: for once, an actual genius director (not from H-wood) making a movie about fascist thievery against the poor and disenfranchised and being CELEBRATED, APPLAUDED by "higher society" for it; or that is how I frame it in analysis as Fellini was often very disconcordant against the fascist macho doctrine: IL BIDONE (The Garbage Can).
"Il Bidone (1955) Full Movie with subs". Athena Svakianaki. November 20, 2020. Discovered in frustration at choices (movies) an old Fellini---never heard of it: Il Bidone (The Trash Can)---from the first 10 minutes, I see it's about the rich stealing from the poor--confidence men it used to be called (I think). Scam artists, rip off cons but focusing on the hard-working poor. Probably this film, unlike all the movies glamorizing wealth and fame from Fellini---or denouncing alternatively---this one is probably too "woke radical" for the lexicon of those deemed "relevant"---can't denounce the wealthy for stealing from the poor, now, could we? What the "anti-woke" critics may (or probaly know) not know is that if H-wood replicated this movie, as they must since the consistency of Nazified Whorewood is thick bigot narrow-minded empty and sleazy rape culture nazi 4th Reich--can only replicate fake altruism and must steal from the poor (me)...