Recommend a few movies like male and female robbers, European and American movies from the 1960s and 1970s

Bonnie and Clyde Chinese name: Bonnie and Clyde English name: Bonnie And Clyde Alias: Male and female thieves, there is no tomorrow for us Director: Arthur Penn ?Penn? Starring: Gene Hackman Gene Wilder Warren Beatty Faye Dunaway Martha Adcock Harry Appling Owen Bush Mabel Cavitt Released: August 4, 1967

Plot summary: "Bang" directed by Arthur Penn "Bonnie and Clyde" is undoubtedly a classic of the outlaw road movie. This movie is adapted from a true story. Bonnie Parker and Clyde Barrow were a pair of male and female thieves who ran rampant in Texas in the 1930s, robbing banks with guns and eventually being shot dead by the police. It was a sensational social news. The technique used in this movie made by Arthur Penn in 1967 was also quite controversial. Their bank robbery is justified in the film as an act that challenges the social order of the time. In the 1930s, the United States was enveloped in a recession, with unemployment rising sharply, banks closing, the stock market crashing, and many people having problems with their livelihoods. When the state apparatus cannot guarantee individual survival, the public begins to doubt the existing order. ?Clyde saw a family standing in front of an empty house, reluctant to leave. After asking, he found out that this house was originally theirs, but it was later confiscated by the bank because they could not afford the loan. In a rage, Clyde shot the bank seal in front of his house and decided to rob the bank. Although the background of the film is the 1930s, the dissatisfaction with the existing system and state machinery expressed in it coincides with the anti-war and anti-government atmosphere in American society in the late 1960s. ? Comments: The film is adapted from a true story. The story is set during the Great Depression in the 1930s. The two of them not only ganged up to rob banks, but even killed many innocent people, embarking on a road of no return where they were killed by guns. Created by director Arthur Penn's unique aesthetics, the entire film exudes a strong nostalgic color, and the slow-motion shooting scene at the end is more like a poignant death ceremony. It makes people nervous and at the same time, I don’t know whether I hate or love the protagonist. When it premiered that year, it was scolded by defenders and critics. However, not only did it not fall under the attack, it became a hit film, earning a lot of money, and it also caused young people to imitate their clothes and thoughts. 30 The style of the era. This film also has a special style, which is to blend comedy and horror. The romantic and humorous crime process is very funny, but gradually it leads to the shadow of horror and bloody death. Oliver's story Dong's "The Shining Killer" was affected by it. She won two Oscars for Best Supporting Actress and Cinematography at the 40th Academy Awards in 1967.