La Haine | 27th French Film Festival
O ÓDIO | 27ª FESTA DO CINEMA FRANCÊS
Cinema 6€
Sunday 4 October · 21:15
After a night of clashes between young people from a suburban estate and the police, three friends — Hubert, Saïd and Vinz — go through a day on the edge of the abyss. Mathieu Kassovitz's classic remains one of the most politically explosive works of French cinema, and is still tragically relevant.
Synopsis O Ódio (La Haine), Mathieu Kassovitz France, 1995, 95’, Drama, Portuguese subtitles Starring: Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé, Saïd Taghmaoui, Karim Belkhadra, Édouard Montoute, François Levantal Already a cult film, Mathieu Kassovitz's La Haine remains one of the most striking and politically explosive works of contemporary French cinema. Following a night of clashes between young people from a suburban estate and the police, three friends — Hubert, Saïd and Vinz — go through a day on the edge of the abyss. A raw portrait of exclusion, police violence and social tensions, the film has become an essential reference for generations of filmmakers and remains tragically relevant today. Screenplay: Mathieu Kassovitz Production: Lazennec & Associés, Studiocanal, Kasso Inc. Productions, Arte France Cinéma Prices General - 6€ Reduced mobility - 6€ Discounts Unemployed, young people and seniors over 65