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  La Haine (1995)

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Starring: Vincent Cassel
Hubert Koundé
Said Taghmaoui
Abdel Ahmed Ghili
Solo
Joseph Momo
Directed By: Mathieu Kassovitz

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La Haine Movie Review by Jarrod (11/6/2007)

'La Haine' means hate, and that emotion is what drives most of the characters in this powerful film from Mathieu Kassovitz, about disaffected youths in France, or more specifically, disaffected non-white youths in France, since race plays a major role in the story, which looks at how immigrants (most of them from former...

(complete La Haine review by Jarrod)


La Haine Movie Review by Jesse (7/3/2008)

La Haine (1995)
director: Mathieu Kassovitz
starring: Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé, Saïd Taghmaoui

As a critique on French society, a comment on the 1986 attack of a French-Arab by police, and simply a revolutionary work for actor/director Kassovitz, this film exceeds expectations and delivers more than any other film...

(complete La Haine review by Jesse)



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