The French movie "La Haine" was a sensation when it came out 30 years ago. It was a groundbreaking story of Paris' troubled suburban housing projects. Three decades later, it is being turned into a ...

French film director Mathieu Kassovitz (2-L) after winning the Best Director award for 'La Haine' in 1995, flanked by (from L) French actors Hubert Kounde, Said Taghmaoui and Vincent Cassel (Photo by ...

Despite its initial release being a quarter of a century ago, La Haine remains an incendiary and vital piece of cinema. Set on the divided and violent suburbs of Paris, La Haine (or 'Hate' in English) ...

It’s not often that an actor of Cillian Murphy’s caliber will lavish praise on another film, and there’s one 1995 classic he called out as a genuine masterpiece. However, when sitting down with ...

Kassowitz has said that he started writing La Haine in 1993, on the day that Makome M’Bowole, a 17-year-old from Zaire, was fatally shot at point-blank range while in police custody in Paris.

From the cobbled streets of the Montmartre to the cafe culture of the Marais – Paris, city of gastronomic splendour and postcards of UNESCO-protected skylines, is the most romantic on Earth. In 1995, ...

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Filmgoers have always been thrilled by characters who break society’s rules. But forget James Dean and Marlon Brando – the real icons of rebellion lie elsewhere, writes Kaleem Aftab. When La Haine ...