Film
La Haine
- 7:30PM
This explosive tale of simmering unrest on the margins of Paris tracks 24 hours in the lives of three young men—the Jewish Vinz, the black Hubert, and the Arab Saïd—as their rage at an act of police brutality threatens to boil over into violence. A bravura feat of visceral filmmaking, La Haine is a still-stunning look at the deep-rooted racial and economic injustices of French society.
Post-screening discussion
with artist and writer Maryam Monalisa Gharavi, Triple Canopy senior editor Emily Wang, and series programmer Ashley Clark
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