Hatred
See also: Hatred (homonymy)
Hatred is a film French carried out by Mathieu Kassovitz left in 1995.
Synopsis
The shortly after riots in the city of the Lilies of the valley, three young friends Vinz, Saïd and Hubert, which trail their trouble and their frustrations, will live the most important day of their life, because today, they are not any more three but four. Vinz found the revolver which a police officer lost at the time of the riots.
Analyzes
The film puts in scene the life of young people of suburbs around hatred for the gripping forces of the order, which was at the origin of a debate of opinions concerning its influence, as a cinematographic work, on the company.The context related to the exit of this film made following fifteen years of increasing disturbances in the peripheral urban areas, which considerably shocked the opinion and modified its perception. The death of Malik Oussekine is quoted in film also.
The film was made color, but put in black and white at the assembly. In the event of nonsuccess, it would have left color. The scenario with the structure of a Tragedy where certain protagonists die at the end; two characteristics which give a traditional leg on a subject which usually is relegated to the television news. The cutting of the scenes which posts the hour of the day contributes to the overall dramatic intensity, and suggests the impression which these people never are left in peace whatever the hour of the day.
Moreover, each character represents a religious minority or ethnic French company: a Jew, a Maghrebian and a black. The friendship of the trio is federator and symbolizes the subject of film: the condition of the people relegated in the Cité S is comparable.
Cutting in three movements structure also dramatic evolution: expository scenes of the city in stagnation, the shortly after one night of violence, followed by one sleepless night to the center of Paris where the trio is confronted with various situations bringing it to the perception of the contempt. The third part is a outcome going in the direction of this gradual descent, justifying its inexorable aspect.
The federator element throughout film relates to the postures of the character of Vinz, with psychology comparable with Travis in Taxi Driver, comparison which it fascine at the point of rejouer the anthological scene of the caïd which tests its expressions of hardness vis-a-vis the mirror of its bathroom: " It is with me that you speak? " The two friends of Vinz will try with the wire of the scenes to reason it vis-a-vis contradictions, calling with the blind revenge, which cross it. Vinz will manage to surmount them in the small hour. But the succession of the events will be strongest.
The counterpart " It is it Malayan of the banlieues" pronounced by the director of the gallery once the door closed following the departure of our three protagonists in general underlines it Malayan of the company which it also their farm his doors.
The film gives reason neither to the protagonist nor with the police force. It shows how the spiral of hatred settles.
This film was drawn from a history which arised in the district of the Fir trees in Rouen. Though the reduction of the life of the young people in suburbs to their opposition to the police officers is a simplifying interpretation of film, this last is one of rare to give a point of view “on other side of the mirror” with respect to the preconceived ideas generally convoyed around this situation: exclusion, failure of the urban policies, larval racism.
In this direction, the film is precursory, and one of rare in France to make a divergent matter of the Doctrinaire approach ; its attitude can be compared with a cinema such as that of Ken Loach, almost non-existent in France.
Comments
Hatred can be interpreted like a report in black and white which puts in action without real scenario the daily newspaper of three buddies at the drift whose challenge is the management of a time without any impact of responsibilities.
Their contacts interior or external to the city are based on a verbal aggressive demonstration adapted to more or less absurd situations (flight of merguez). They reign by the word constantly désobligeante towards themselves and on a so different environment which it represents another planet that one dominates by the language ordurier.
One can exist only in front of his ice, elsewhere all is blocked. These years of crises passed in Autarcie manufactured a youth left for account which is expressed only by virility and the energy wasted in transactions exhausting and useless domination.
This fracture with the other world is dramatic. The economic Sélection put at the wall cupboard all these young people who, for lack of framings at the convenient period, regressed little by little towards a primary education state that they use like a force.
The company well thinking, the head in the bag leaves the authority by the means of the police force in découdre with the Délinquance. The two camps handled by the Clear conscience far away from the conflicts clash fault of solutions.
These three buddies representative of a new structure, “the Fourth World” are sympathetic nerves, they are funny by their expressions and their mimicry. They exist by excess, only element where one can still notice them.
Trotting itself in the life, they transport by their behaviors the failure of an insertion come in the world following the abandonment from the leading Classes which did not know to safeguard these spirits in a carrying Economic context.
The crisis of the suburbs made it possible this film Pamphlet to denounce a total responsibility, the indifference.
Data sheet
- Title: Hatred
- Realization: Mathieu Kassovitz
- Scenario: Mathieu Kassovitz
- Production: Christophe Rossignon for Lazennec Productions, Seven Cinema, Director StudioCanal
- of the photography: Pierre Aïm
- Assembly: Mathieu Kassovitz and Scott Stevenson
- Coming out date in France: May 31st 1995
- French film
- Format: Black and white - 1,85:1 - its numerical Dolby - 35 mm
- Place of turning: Chanteloup-the-Vines, Quoted of Noah
- Kind: Dramatic comedy
- Lasted: 95 minutes
- Boxoffice France: : 2042070 entries
- Budget: 2,59 million euros. 15 million francs
- Film prohibited with less than 12 years at the time of its exit into the room
Distribution
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Vincent Cassel: Vinz
- Saïd Taghmaoui : Saïd
- Hubert Koundé: Hubert
- Karim Belkhadra: Samir
- François Levantal: Astérix
- Edouard Montoute: Darty
- Benoit Magimel: Benoit
- Vincent Lindon: the drunk man
- Karin Viard: a girl with the gallery
- Christophe Rossignon: the taxi driver
- Peter Kassovitz: the owner of the gallery
- Mathieu Kassovitz: the young person bonehead
- Marc Duret: Inspector “Notre-Dame”
- Philippe Nahon: the chief of the police force
- Zinedine Soualem: the cop who maltreats Hubert and Said
- Héloïse Rauth: Sarah
Around film
- As with its practice, Christophe Rossignon, the producer of films of Mathieu Kassovitz holds a small role as a taxi driver.
- the realizer Mathieu Kassovitz appears there in Caméo in the role of the Bonehead which, during a courageous seven drubbing against two, is found vis-a-vis the gun of the revolver of Vinz in a scene where all can rock, this character being found vis-a-vis contradictions related to violence where the situation brings it.
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the film had an important business success and caused a controversy in France concerning its point of view on urban violence and police. The Prime Minister of then, Alain Juppe, according to the rumor organized a special projection of film while asking the members of his ministry to assist to with it; the police officers present would have turned the back on projection in sign of protest vis-a-vis the portrait of the Police brutality returned by film.
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Concerning the writing of film, the realizer Mathieu Kassovitz indicated on his Web site that the film Z of Costa-Gavras had been one of the bases of Hatred .
Rewards
- Cannes festival 1995: Price of the setting in scene - Mathieu Kassovitz
- César of the best assembly - Mathieu Kassovitz, Scott Stevenson
- César of the best film
- César of the best producer - Christophe Rossignon
Nominations
- Selected in competition with the Cannes festival 1995
- César of the best actor - Vincent Cassel
- César of best photography - Pierre Aïm
- César of the best realizer - Mathieu Kassovitz
- César of the best sound - Dominique Dalmasso, Vincent Tulli
- César of the best original screenplay or adaptation - Mathieu Kassovitz
- César of the best most promising young actor - Vincent Cassel
- César of the best most promising young actor - Hubert Koundé
- César of best most promising young actor - Saïd Taghmaoui
See too
- My 6-T goes ace-er
- the Circle of hatred
- Affaire Malik Oussekine
- Hatred, musics inspired of the film
External bonds
- Site of the realizer, Mathieu Kassovitz
- Card IMDb
- '' Hatred ''
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