La haine boasts the craftsmanship of a masterful filmmaker as well as a documentarian's compulsion to uncover the truth. The prescience of this sociopolitical story is hardly coincidental. La haine immediately took the world by storm upon its release in 1995, and its reputation was only cemented when a series of violent riots erupted throughout France a decade later that virtually mimicked the events of the film. It's the swift, brutal tale of three outcasts who've whiled away their aimless lives plummeting downward and are now heartbeats away from colliding with the pavement. Their marginalization by society at large becomes that much more crushing. La haine documents the journey they're set on by the discovery of that. In the wake of those attacks, Vinz stumbles upon a pistol that a cop inadvertently left behind. The toll that uprising takes is great, leaving one of their closest friends on the brink of death. These three friends are hardly alone in that, and some particularly devastating riots break out as long-simmering resentments finally boil over. Theirs is a life of petty crime and mistrust because.well, that's all there is. Off of the endlessly gray concrete walls. They have nothing to do all day but watch as their anger festers.their frustration resounding back at them They have neither jobs nor the prospect of work.

Of Jewish, Arabic, and African descent, respectively, the three of them are marginalized even among a group few can be bothered to notice in the first place. Three young friends - Vinz (Vincent Cassel), Saïd (Saïd Taghmaoui), and Hubert (Hubert Koundé) - are trapped like rats in a sprawling housing project on the outskirts of Paris.

Streaming la haine subtitles english