In a film by this director, an old man simply tells a pregnant maid “I’m tired” upon finding that his landlady has knocked a giant hole in the wall of his room. In that film by this director, a pensioner who is too proud to beg for rent money (10[1])has his dog sit on the street with his hat in its mouth. (10[1])One of this director’s characters repeatedly looks over at a rich boy as he drinks wine for the first time in a crowded restaurant. (10[1])Screenwriter Cesare Zavattini (10[1])collaborated with this director on films like Umberto D. that starred non-professional (-5[1])actors. Antonio (10[1])Ricci looks away while putting up a (10[1])Rita Hayworth (-5[1])poster (10[1])in a 1948 film by this director (10[1])in which he wanders Rome with his son, searching for a stolen (-5[1])vehicle. (10[1])For 10 (10[1])points, (-5[2])what Italian (-5[1])neorealist (10[2]-5[2])directed Bicycle Thieves? (0[1]-5[1])■END■ (10[1]0[26])