La Haine (1995)
Overview
After a chaotic night of rioting in a marginal suburb of Paris, three young friends, Vinz, Hubert and Saïd, wander around unoccupied waiting for news about the state of health of a mutual friend who has been seriously injured when confronting the police.
Production Companies
Additional Info
| Budget | $2,600,000.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $15,300,000.00 |
| Original Language | fr |
| Popularity | 5.4905 |
Directed By
Mathieu Kassovitz
Crew
Mathieu Kassovitz
Christophe Rossignon
Pierre Aïm
Scott Stevenson
Mathieu Kassovitz
Virginie Montel
Gilles Conseil
Mathieu Kassovitz
Assassin
Giuseppe Ponturo
Dominique Dalmasso
Antoine Simkine
Georges Diane
Jacques Monge
Guy Ferrandis
Jean-Claude Lother
Mikaël Monod
Marie Spencer
Axel Cosnefroy
Hervé Lodé
Emmanuel Ughetto
Dominique Dalmasso
Dominique Vieillard
Stratos Gabrielidis
Vincent Tulli
Giuseppe Ponturo
Richard Guille
Abdelnabi Krouchi
Jean-Louis Laher
Eric Pujol
Nathalie Vierny
Ludovic Bernard
Jean-Claude Barny
Arash Mansour
Adeline Lecallier
Alain Rocca
Gilles Sacuto
Sophie Quiédeville
Thierry Artur
Laure Darie
Sylvie Randonneix
Armelle Bayle
Sophie Benaiche
Nathalie Chemouny
Pierre Foury
Philippe Guégan
Bernard Chevreul
Mohammed Enahal
Christian Hening
Abdel Halim
Patrick Médioni
Pascal Guégan
Vincent Blasco
Alexander Bugel
Nicolas Becker
Dominique Colin
TOP CAST
Vincent Cassel
Vinz
Hubert Koundé
Hubert
Saïd Taghmaoui
Saïd
Abdel Ahmed Ghili
Abdel
Solo
Santo
Joseph Momo
Ordinary Man
Héloïse Rauth
Sarah
Rywka Wajsbrot
Vinz's Grandmother
Olga Abrego
Vinz's Aunt
Laurent Labasse
Cook
Choukri Gabteni
Saïd's Brother
Nabil Ben Mhamed
Joking Boy
Benoît Magimel
Benoît
Médard Niang
Médard
Arash Mansour
Arash
Abdel-Moulah Boujdouni
Young Businessman
Mathilde Vitry
Journalist
Christian Moro
CRS TV Journalist
Édouard Montoute
Darty
JiBi
Roundabout Man
Félicité Wouassi
Hubert's Mother
Fatou Thioune
Hubert's Sister
Thang-Long
Grocer
Cut Killer
DJ
Sabrina Houicha
Saïd's Sister
Sandor Weltmann
Vinz's Double
François Levantal
'Astérix'
Julie Mauduech
Art Gallery Girl #1
Karin Viard
Art Gallery Girl #2
Peter Kassovitz
Art Gallery Owner
Christophe Rossignon
Taxi Driver
Vincent Lindon
Really Drunk Man
Mathieu Kassovitz
Young Skin
Anthony Souter
Skin #1
Florent Lavandeira
Skin #2
Teddy Marques
Skin #3
Samir Khelif
Skin #4
Tadek Lokcinski
Toilette Man
Virginie Montel
Subway Homeless
Andrée Damant
Concierge
Marcel Marondo
Club Bouncer
Karim Belkhadra
Samir
Marc Duret
Inspector 'Notre-Dame'
Eric Pujol
Assistant Police Officer
Philippe Nahon
Roof Police Chief
Sébastien Tavel
Hospital Young Police Officer
François Toumarkine
Hospital Police Chief
José Dalmat
Hospital Police Officer #1
Zinedine Soualem
Paris Plainclothes Police Officer #1
Bernie Bonvoisin
Paris Plainclothes Police Officer #2
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