La Haine (1995)

Directors:

Mathieu Kassovitz

Writers:

Mathieu Kassovitz

Actors:

Marcel Marondo, Andrée Damant, Virginie Montel, Samir Khelif, Tadek Lokcinski, Teddy Marques

Synopsis:

After a chaotic night of rioting in a marginal suburb of Paris, three young friends, Vinz, Hubert and Saïd, wander around unoccupied waiting for news about the state of health of a mutual friend who has been seriously injured when confronting the police.
  • Drama
  • Reviews 4
  • Highest Rating 100
  • Lowest Rating 92
  • Average Rating 95
93

La Haine (1995)

One of the most brilliantly directed movies of 1995 and possibly one of the most powerful, effective piece of cinema ever produced.
doudouce55
January 26, 2014
100

La Haine (1995)

Forget about following the French of this funny filthy flick but boy oh boy its black-and-white banlieue brutality bedevils. Ross' review's right-on.
drhate
January 26, 2013
92

La Haine (1995)

Not a frame is wasted in this powerful and unforgettable film. In crisp black and white, it's almost uncanny how La Haine captures such dark and ugly subject matter so beautifully. The characters are real, the story is skillfully told, and I'm still thinking about the ending.
ross
January 25, 2013
95

La Haine (1995)

Flagship of French cinematography. The disturbing truth of the french guettos coupled with stunning camera work (i can't emphasize this enough) and a stellar performance from young Cassel makes this movie a must see. Breathtaking...
Agresset
November 9, 2012