Based on real events, La Haine follows three friends over the course of one day in the housing projects of Paris’ banlieue after a riot. With tension in the air and the police on constant surveillance, it’s not long before prejudice and hostility turns into violence, with tragic consequences.
Actor-turned-filmmaker Mathieu Kassovitz was just 27 when he rose to prominence for La haine: an enormous international success and an epochal entry in the now-ubiquitous banlieue film genre of French cinema. A provocative black-and-white drama on police brutality and mistreated minority groups.
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