La Haine

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In a stark urban ballet, La Haine follows 24 pivotal hours in the lives of three friends on the edge, their camaraderie and despair painting a visceral fresco of rage and alienation against the volatile backdrop of 90s Paris.

La Haine Trivia

What year was the film 'La Haine' released? (Medium)
#1: 1992
#2: 1995
#3: 1998
#4: 2001
In the film 'La Haine', what is the name of the character played by Vincent Cassel? (Genius)
#1: Saïd
#2: Hubert
#3: Vinz
#4: Abdel
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La Haine Fun Facts

The film La Haine was shot in color and later converted to black and white to enhance its gritty, realistic tone.
The clock in La Haine's final scene is set at 6:01, a significant detail as the whole story transpires between 10:38 AM and 6:01 AM the following day.

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Timeline Highlights ( To Fictional )

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May 31, 1995

Release of La Haine

The French film 'La Haine', directed by Mathieu Kassovitz, is released. The movie depicts 24 hours in the lives of three young men in the Parisian suburbs following a riot.

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October 1993

1993 Paris Riots

Real life riots occur in several suburbs of Paris, sparked by the death of a young man in police custody, providing a real-world backdrop and inspiration for the themes in 'La Haine'.

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February 1993

Death of Makomé M'Bowolé

In February 1993, Makomé M'Bowolé dies in police custody, one of the incidents that raised tensions in Parisian suburbs and influenced the social context of 'La Haine'.

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