To celebrate its 25th anniversary, the film La Haine by Matthieu Kassovitz is getting a makeover. From August 5, the film will be back in 4K in French cinemas. "25 years later, so far, so good… " La Haine is a film that marked its generation thanks to its exceptional cast (Vincent Cassel, Hubert Koundé or Said Taghmaoui) and the soundtrack managed by Cut Killer. Let's not forget the mythical scenes and lines! Many cult elements litter the French film. In addition, the black and white filmmaking stands out compared to other films of the late 90s. 
However, it is above all his purpose, unfortunately still relevant, that is the strength of this feature film. Indeed, the story takes place during a night of rioting that occurred after a beating of a 16-year-old by the police. A scenario that resonates with the various demonstrations against police violence in France or the United States. Winner of the 1995 César Awards as best film, it has given birth to many sons that address the same themes. We can mention the triumphant Les Misérables, released in 2019 and directed by Ladj Ly, or the more discreet Commuters, directed by Kery James and Leila Sy. The impact of the film La Haine on popular culture is considerable. This kind of work allows us to have another point of view on the "police/suburbs" relations. In addition, La Haine has established itself as a classic film of the genre. Brilliant in many aspects, its theatrical reprogramming will allow young and old to see or rewatch this film still as important today.
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