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His neorealist masterpieces like 'Umberto D.' and 'The Bicycle Thieves' explore class struggle and economic displacement that often arise from property disputes and social inequality.

Films like 'Nobody Knows' and 'Broker' deeply examine family bonds, inheritance, and the human cost of property and custody disputes within fractured households.

His socially conscious realist works including 'I, Daniel Blake' and 'Kes' persistently interrogate how economic systems and property ownership create conflict and suffering within families and communities.