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Hubert spends the whole film arguing with Vinz about Vinz's plan to kill a cop, which Hubert realizes is a futile expression of pent up anger. He probably has enough talent as a boxer, but the only resource he had, the gym, was destroyed by the raw anger of the youth (represented by Vinz). He realizes that a life of crime is not the way to get out of the citГ©, but selling hash is how he can support his family. I found Hubert's story to be the most gut wrenching. The parallel between the opening scene of Said's face before he tags the gendarmerie's van and the final scene of Said's face as he hear's the gunshot was something I missed the first time.

I just watched it for the second time last night and, while I remembered liking it quite a bit, I was amazed by this film the second time around. I'll preface this by saying that I don't know much about analyzing film, I would just love to read analyses of this film.

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Initially upon release only a minor hit despite strong reviews and audience reactions, La HaineвЂ™s ability to continue to be spoken about and affect modern day audiences has ensured its standing as one of the great examples of world cinema and one of the most memorable cinematic ventures France has ever produced, one thatвЂ™s power was so evident upon release with then Prime Minister Alain JuppГ© screening the film for his parliament, such was its effectiveness in exploring issues present then and still today in the country.ДЄ searing independent offering that may be rough around the edges in parts but still full of power and importance, La Haine is a once in a blue moon type cinematic offering that remains relevant and needful to this day.I have seen this film mentioned quite a bit in comments here on TrueFilm, but searched for and could not find a thread for it.

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Never bothering with a straight forward narrative driver, as Kassovitz instead examines an event filled 24 hours in the lives of acquittances and Paris residents Vinz (Cassel), Hubert (Kounde) and Said (Taghmaoui), with the three teenagers full of anger and hostility following on from their involvement in a series of riots that sprung up in the wake of a police beating of a young man they all know.ДЄll three performers deliver feisty and energetic turns, particularly from the then 28 year old Vincent Cassel who brings Vinz to life with a verve and fierceness that held him in good stead for what has been so far an extremely consistent and intriguing career and as Kassovitz throws his three characters, actors and audiences into the thick of an unpredictable time and place we are drawn into a life like and confronting drama that unfortunately feels as though it couldвЂ™ve been drawn straight from todayвЂ™s headlines. and a spattering of other forgotten about foreign films, actor/director Kassovitz can always hang his hat on La Haine as a documentary like exploration of his home city and his own experiences as youth in the often boiling pot of emotions that exist in FranceвЂ™s most well-known city.

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ItвЂ™s how you land!вЂќДЄn incendiary independent black and white offering from France that has managed to remain relevant and oft spoken about these 25 plus years on from initial release, Mathieu KassovitzвЂ™s personal and heartfelt La Haine (simply meaning The Hate) is a memorable exploration of social injustice and simmering tensions and a feat its filmmaker will always struggle too top.ДЇollowing up his work here with some serious forgettable forays into Hollywood such as Gothika and Babylon A.D.

Plot вЂ“ Follows a 24 hour period in the lives of three young men based in Paris in the aftermath of violent riots and a vicious police beating of one of their friends. Cast вЂ“ Vincent Cassel, Hubert KoundГ©, SaГЇd Taghmaoui

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