A farmer plans to kill this leader but loses interest at a brothel in the film Love and Anarchy, whose director (10[1])also set (-5[1])her film Seven Beauties under this leader’s rule. (10[1]-5[1])Red and white flowers form a giant model of this leader’s head in a film inspired by the director’s boyhood, whose title translates to “I Remember.” A studio founded by this leader (-5[2])hosted filming of Ben-Hur and has a (10[1])name meaning (10[1])“Cinema (-5[1])City.” (10[3])An official (-5[1])under (10[1])this leader struggles over whether to kill his (10[1])former professor (10[1])in the film The Conformist. A genre (10[1])that began at the end of this leader’s rule includes (10[1])a film in which a crying boy and (10[1])his father walk away in a crowd after the father is (10[1])nearly arrested for theft. (10[2])For 10 points, (10[1])the end of what (10[1])leader’s reign gave rise to a genre of neorealist films (10[1])like Bicycle (10[1])Thieves? (10[2]-5[1])■END■ (10[11]0[11])