Madhav Joshi
La Haine is a perfect, powerful and eye opening film that skillfully portrays
the harsh realities of life in the poverty-stricken suburbs of Paris. The film's intense narrative revolves around three friends, captivatingly depicting their struggles, frustrations, and the constant tension with the police. The lead trio, portrayed by Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé, and Saïd Taghmaoui, delivers truly authentic and emotive portrayals, making their struggles and emotions feel genuine and relatable. The use of black-and-white cinematography further immerses the audience into the raw and emotionally charged atmosphere of the story. Through its compelling storytelling, La Haine boldly confronts important social issues, leaving a profound impact on viewers' minds and hearts. The ending of the film packs an emotional punch, offering a powerful commentary on the consequences of violence and social inequality.
30 Jul’23 04:51
Shridhar Manivannan
A masterclass on terrific cinematography, staging, writing and performances.
That shocking end was an absolute banger.
Shashank Kapoor
The whole movie felt like a Jewish saviour complex which the director seems to
be projecting through the character vinz , pretentious & one dimensional characters but good camera
Not A Cinephile
This movie is different it is raw, intense and most importantly thought
provoking. Always remember it's not the fall but how you land that makes the difference.
MAN OF CINEMA
France has always been a hub of immigrants from all over the world and because
the country has always seen social unrest , discrimination and poverty among immigrants so often.