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FilmNR1995
La Haine
Directed by Mathieu Kassovitz
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. From TMDB
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La Haine is a 1995 drama film, directed by Mathieu Kassovitz, starring Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé and Saïd Taghmaoui.
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60 of 136 · most liked firstAhead of the 2025 Cannes Film Festival, Xuanlin Tham examines the enduring impact of Mathieu Kassovitz’s La Haine, which premiered at the fest 30 years ago and whose anti-police themes of resistance remain relevant today. boxd.it/2vI
neutral · AI labelView post →There was a jacked dude in my gym wearing a La Haine shirt and I can no longer accept any lesser definition of "Film Bro".
neutral · AI labelView post →👩🏼❤️👩🏻 A Lizard in a Woman's Skin (1971) 🔥🇫🇷🔥 La Haine (1995) 🙈 The Mafu Cage (1978) 🎥 The Last Horror Film (1982) #lastfourwatched #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #filmsky
neutral · AI labelView post →It turns out that 1995 film La Haine is an all-time favourite of both @jahduran.bsky.social and I so it was a total joy to discuss it on the latest @thequietus.com Low Culture podcast (with all due apologies for our French pronunciation) thequietus.com/subscriber-a...
positive · AI labelView post →Came across this quote from the movie La Haine: A person falling from a tall building, halfway: "Jusqu'ici, tout va bien!" = So far, everything is fine! Quoted by Mare de Wit, working on climate adaptation in the Netherlands.
neutral · AI labelView post →That is the opening scene of the film “La Haine” by Mathieu Kassovitz. “Have you heard about the guy who fell off a skyscraper? On his way down past each floor, he kept saying to reassure himself: ‘So far so good… so far so good… so far so good.’ How you fall doesn’t matter. It’s how you land.”
neutral · AI labelView post →‘“Classic” may not be quite the right word for this scary, messy film – it’s about forms of rage that don’t add up to hatred, or indeed to anything – but this may reflect a deficiency in the word rather than the film.’ Michael Wood watches ‘La Haine’: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
neutral · AI labelView post →Just watched La Haine almost 30 years after it came out. What a film.
positive · AI labelView post →Watching and listening to what’s happening in France currently, I’m reminded of the opening credits to your favourite actor‘s, favourite film, La Haine.
neutral · AI labelView post →10 films I was privileged to teach that stunned my classrooms. La Haine City of God No Country for Old Men Vertigo Amy This Is England Winter’s Bone Never Let Me Go Bonnie and Clyde Sunrise: A Song of Two Humans Film changes lives. I know, I've seen it happen often.
neutral · AI labelView post →In June 2020, photographer Gilles Favier and director Matthieu Kassovitz unveiled a collector's book paying tribute to the 25th anniversary of the film La Haine.
neutral · AI labelView post →Explosive. I miss teaching La Haine. Mathieu Kassovitz took the film world by storm with a visually explosive look at the racial and cultural volatility in modern-day France, specifically the low-income banlieue districts on Paris’s outskirts. Topical at this moment. youtu.be/FKwcXt3JIaU?...
neutral · AI labelView post →Picking a random film from my collection to show off for no real reason! Day #183 "The Crimson Rivers" (Mathieu Kassovitz/2000) Excellent French crime/thriller from the director of La Haine. Jean Reno is awesome as always because that guy just kicks ass in everything. Check it out!
neutral · AI labelView post →Just finishing watching La Haine (1995) for the first time. I love the gap it holds between performative masculinity and the terror of actual violence. The ending shook me! Also this guy has to be the greatest character to ever only exist for three minutes in a movie.
positive · AI labelView post →Spell your name with movie titles 📽️ La Haine (1995) In Bruges (2008) Apocalypse Now (1979) Memento (2000)
neutral · AI labelView post →Back on my bullshit @letterboxd.social 📽️ #lastfourwatched #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #films2025 - La Haine (1995), Selah and the Spades (2019), Friendship (2024), Murder in Mind (1994)
neutral · AI labelView post →#Criterion French Film - La Haine Highly recommend, one of the very best #LaHaine
positive · AI labelView post →In June 2020, photographer Gilles Favier and director Matthieu Kassovitz unveiled a collector's book paying tribute to the 25th anniversary of the film La Haine.
neutral · AI labelView post →Tonight's film La Haine (1995)
neutral · AI labelView post →Now seated for LA HAINE (30th Anniversary) It's a good job they show stuff like this. It's the only film I've fancied seeing for a while #LaHaine #FilmSky #Movies 📽 🎬
positive · AI labelView post →Another good week Thelma - Light with some genuine LOL moments. Ghostlight - I'm pretty sure this is the most I've ever cried at a movie. La Haine - Didn't connect with this at all. Ghost Dog - Forest Whitaker & Jim Jarmusch, hell yeah. #LastFourWatched #letterboxdfriday #letterboxd #filmsky
negative · AI labelView post →‘“Classic” may not be quite the right word for this scary, messy film – it’s about forms of rage that don’t add up to hatred, or indeed to anything – but this may reflect a deficiency in the word rather than the film.’ Michael Wood watches ‘La Haine’: www.lrb.co.uk/the-paper/v4...
neutral · AI labelView post →Share a Sad Death scene from a TV Series or Movie Vinz in La Haine (1995).
neutral · AI labelView post →In her introduction to an event on climate communication, initiator Mare de Wit quoted a man in the movie La Haine. While falling from a tall building, he kept saying "Jusqu'ici, tout va bien." So far, so good. A metaphor for climate change, for those of us who weren't hit hard by it yet.
neutral · AI labelView post →Wearing merch from the French film La Haine (1995) directed by Mathieu Kassovitz
neutral · AI labelView post →Daniel Gordon and I have released a new podcast episode which revisits LA HAINE - which is 30 years old! rss.com/podcasts/fre... Very useful for French A-Level students/teachers - special thanks to @ilotem.bsky.social, Florence and Louisa for their insights @wminhumanities.bsky.social
neutral · AI labelView post →Attempt at a study of a scene from La Haine (guys did I tell you alr that I love this movie with all my heart) #lahaine #artstudy #art
positive · AI labelView post →Me during my history of French film class holy shit Les Quais des brumes (1938) and La Haine (1995) still hit
positive · AI labelView post →Looool, just opened Instagram to a Letterboxd Four Favourites with Cillian Murphy and he’s like “these aren’t my four *favourites* but they’re four films I’ve been watching recently with my kids” First film: La Haine 😭
neutral · AI labelView post →La Haine and End of Eva are two of the most transformative experiences I’ve ever had watching a movie and i saw them like a month apart. Also, Shawshank and Troll 2 both lived up to their long-running reputations, even though they’re at completely opposite ends of the quality spectrum
positive · AI labelView post →10 non-horror movies to get to know me: Big Trouble in Little China Sword of Doom Thief Conan the Barbarian Akira Princess Mononoke The Killer La Haine American Movie Pink Flamingos
neutral · AI labelView post →Thursday movie night stream with Nandre chat picks the movie will it be CACHE, CHILDREN OF MEN, or LA HAINE??? come decide live now! www.twitch.tv/nandre
neutral · AI labelView post →If you’ve got a library card and a screen that runs off apps (smart tv, tablet, smart phone), download Kanopy, and set up an account. Free film collection is world class. La Haine? Dogtooth? The Red Shoes? Eraserhead? Midsommar? I mean, wow.
neutral · AI labelView post →LA HAINE great movie Its no good situation for Russia even if some can benefit from the war its just nothing compare to how they are destroying the economy in general. Also keep in mind that when you switch a tractor factory to build thing for war because anyway its no more Farmer you cant reverse.
positive · AI labelView post →All in all, it's just another movie on the shelf. I tend to watch movies over the weekend since I'm usually off, so here's another #LastFourWatched on #Letterboxd. La Haine is still culturally relevant, Brain is frantic euphoria, Hemet is micro budget goodness, & Weapons delivered intrigue. #FIlmSky
positive · AI labelView post →Tsotsi, based on a novel by South African writer Athol Fugard and directed by Gavin Hood. I taught it alongside City of God and La Haine in a 'Power, Poverty and Conflict' module. A film where a bad man becomes better, instead of the other way around. Moving and intense.
neutral · AI labelView post →What's your favorite movie from each decade of your life? 90s - La Haine 00s - Almost Famous 10s - La Grande Bellezza 20s - Perfect Days #FilmSky 📽
neutral · AI labelView post →#DavidsMonthOfMusic Day 4 a song you love from a movie you don't Saw La Haine when it came out in the 90s but found it bewildering & directionless. Don't @ me! Here's some funk from the ST for @davidkbruce.bsky.social since he now thinks it's a month of music for him! www.youtube.com/watch?v=19Uu...
negative · AI labelView post →Went to a screening of La Haine last night, the first time I'd seen it in a while. Still an utterly perfect film.
positive · AI labelView post →For a sobering and brutally realistic rendering of the sort of 'banlieue' Mbappé is referring to, see Mathieu Kassovitz's brilliant 1995 film 'La Haine'. Over 30 years old now, but very little has changed, sadly.
positive · AI labelView post →Wonderful evening seeing La Haine at the BFI in London. Great bunch of lads, a fantastic movie and a drive home through the middle of the city in a picture-perfect sunset. Feeds the fucking soul.
positive · AI labelView post →Jesus. What an incredible watch from the first frames of this masterpiece to that absolute gut punch of an end. Criterion Challenge 2025 #5: Great Soundtracks #filmsky #cc2025 My ★★★★★ review of La Haine on Letterboxd boxd.it/8EI7B1
positive · AI labelView post →The movie, La Haine, came out when I was in grad school doing research on the far right and immigration/race in France. I used to show it in my classes and it is still very relevant today. www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/w...
positive · AI labelView post →Morrissey Unofficial Videos has just posted a new video for the lead track off Morrissey's new Notre Dame EP release, the orchestrated title track, using clips of Mathieu Kassovitz's 1995 French film La Haine www.youtube.com/watch?v=RjDp...
neutral · AI labelView post →Name your fav movie that's not in English I could name "La Haine" (1995) or "Delicatessen" (1991) or "Man Bites Dog" (aka "C'est arrivé près de chez vous", 1992) once again, but "Central do Brasil" (aka "Central Station", 1998) is also a very beautiful one to watch.
neutral · AI labelView post →My 10 Favourite Films (one per director) These are always so hard for me but here is an attempt: in no particular order 1.Pulse 2.The Fall 3.Howl’s Moving Castle 4.The Thing 5.The Devils 6.Noroi 7.Monkey Man 8.Sinners 9.La Haine 10.Devdas (2002) the rest of my faves boxd.it/EvwrG
neutral · AI labelView post →Most popular film on Letterboxd I haven't seen, per decade: 20s: Saltburn 10s: La La Land 00s: Fantastic Mr. Fox 90s: La Haine 80s: Grave of the Fireflies 70s: Mirror 60s: Persona 50s: Ikiru 40s: Brief Encounter 30s: Rules of the Game 20s: Man with a Movie Camera [Animated films & anime dinged me]
neutral · AI labelView post →Rounding out the bank holiday weekend with a trip to the cinema. I've never seen La Haine before, j'espère que c'est bon! #filmsky
neutral · AI labelView post →In June 2020, photographer Gilles Favier and director Matthieu Kassovitz unveiled a collector's book paying tribute to the 25th anniversary of the film La Haine.
neutral · AI labelView post →City of God. 2002. Directed by Fernando Meirelles and Kátia Lund. A well loved film in a ‘Power, Poverty and Conflict’ module I taught alongside La Haine and Tsotsi. An explosive combination! youtu.be/RfnGQetbX-U
neutral · AI labelView post →I’d say the banlieues are a real mix. La Haine is pretty representative of the older, less dense ones, also a great movie. But then you have Nanterre that’s way more dense.
positive · AI labelView post →watched La Haine, a famously angry movie, and I'm now very angry
positive · AI labelView post →If you want a new movie, Sinners. If you want an old movie, It's a Wonderful Life. If you want a foreign movie, La Haine. If you want an obscure movie, The Spook Who Sat by the Door. If you want a documentary, Harlan County U. S. A.
neutral · AI labelView post →I tend to avoid movie dates unless we've been seeing each other for a while because it's a long time where you can't really talk & also my movie taste tends towards being very bad for bringing dates to. I wanted to go see La Haine recently & was just like, "This is a terrible first date movie"
neutral · AI labelView post →#TonightsMovie at @glasgowfilmtheatre.bsky.social with @battles.bsky.social is Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine ('Hatred' 🇫🇷), starring Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé, and Saïd Taghmaoui
neutral · AI labelView post →Watching Kassovitz’ La Haine again. I am always impressed by the movie’s raw energy. A masterpiece that hasn’t aged a day. (With all regret, it can be said that the subject matter hasn’t aged a day either). #LaHaine #MathieuKassovitz #CineMastodon #FilmMastodon
positive · AI labelView post →90s films through 90s eyes 90 Goodfellas/ Misery 91 Point Break/ Terminator 2 92 Last of the Mohicans 93 Tombstone/ True Romance/ In The Name of The Father 94 Pulp Fiction/ Speed 95 Heat/ La Haine/ Kids 96 Fargo 97 Jackie Brown/ Boogie Nights 98 Thin Red Line 99 American Movie/ Fight Club
neutral · AI labelView post →37°2 le Matin (Betty Blue in English), Le Retour de Martin Guerre, Les Parapluies de Cherbourg, Indochine, La Haine We didn't get many movie days in other classes so I just remember the French movies.
neutral · AI labelView post →Counting down next Friday 28 03.25 - La Haine (1995) - is the March Moviedrome screening @thesjt.bsky.social Scarborough sjt.uk.com/events/movie...
neutral · AI labelView post →Five favourite movies shot on black and white film. 1.The Third man. 2. Man bites dog 3. La Haine (shot on colour but edited b&w 4. A Field in England (a cheat as shit on digital) I've watched a lot of B&W films, I need to get around to watching more
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