Rome, Open City

Newly recruited to help resistance fighters, priest Don Pietro (Aldo Fabrizi) slightly offended by lewd statues, then picking up illicit funds, in Roberto Rossellini's Open City, 1946.

Spoiler, but the signature scene from director Roberto Rossellini, Pina (Anna Magnani) resists when the Germans arrest boyfriend Francesco (Francesco Grandfacquet), later rescued by Roman partisans, from Open City, 1946.

Citizens of occupied Rome raiding the bakery, the first scene for Anna Magnani (as "Pina"), who then meets resistance leader Manfredi (Marcello Pagliero), early in Roberto Rosssellini's Open City, 1946.

Opening scenes from director Roberto Rossellini, shot on location in Rome, Italian resistance leader Manfredi (Marcello Pagliero) hiding from German troops, from Open City, 1946.

Roman resistance leader Manfredi (Marcello Pagliero), joined by Francesco (Francesco Grandfacquet) and his girlfriend Pina (Anna Magnani), when her son (Vito Annicchiraico) and his pals stage a raid, in Roberto Rossellini's Open City, 1946.