Bugsy Malone is a musical film released in 1976, directed by Alan Parker. Set in a stylized version of the 1920s, it features a cast of child actors who portray gangsters and showgirls. The film is notable for its unique use of whipped cream as a substitute for real violence, creating a playful and comedic atmosphere. The story follows Bugsy Malone, a small-time hustler, as he navigates the rivalries between two gangs, led by Dandy Dan and Fat Sam. The film includes memorable songs and dance numbers, making it a beloved classic that appeals to both children and adults.