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The goal of this activity is to bring people together through the shared experience of cinema, fostering cultural exchange and appreciation of international films. By showcasing La Haine, the event encourages discussions about social issues, storytelling, and French cinema, providing a platform for both entertainment and meaningful conversation in a relaxed and inclusive setting.
About the Movie: La Haine
Released in 1995, La Haine (translated as The Hate) is a critically acclaimed French film directed by Mathieu Kassovitz. It tells the story of three young friends—Vinz, Hubert, and Saïd—living in a marginalized Parisian suburb over a tense 24-hour period following a violent riot. The film explores themes of social inequality, police brutality, and urban discontent, making it a raw and powerful commentary on systemic issues in French society. Known for its striking black-and-white cinematography and gripping narrative, La Haine remains a landmark in European cinema.
Get ready for a cinematic journey to France! 🎬 Join us for International Movie Night (location revealed upon registration) where we will watch the iconic and thrilling classic "La Haine"! Whether it’s your first time or a rewatch, this classic is always worth experiencing.🤩
Bring your favorite movie snack from home to enjoy! 🍿🌮🍜
Let’s celebrate the power of film and cultural diversity. See you there for a night of global cinema! 🌍🎥
⏰When: 21.11.2024, 19:00
📍Where: Exact location after sign-up
💶How much: Free
🎒What to bring: Snacks and drinks of your choice
Please don't forget to deregister if you can't come, so that someone else can take your spot!
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