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From Neo-Realism to ,: Cinema, Politics, Society, 1945–85 into the stuff of entertainment. The passion for social involvement was not limited to neorealism but extended to the wider cinema, where film makers demonstrated a commitment to inquiry and filmic treatments of real issues that, for consistency and variety, found no equal in any other national cin