- The scene where the protagonist is playing cruelly in front of the bathroom mirror is actually created by two actors facing each other and imitating each other.
- The film was shot as a color film, but was processed into a black and white film through post-production.
- Matthew Casowitz incorporated his personal experience of participating in demonstrations into the film. Both he and his father Peter participated in the film.
- The main filming location of the film is in the city of Chantelou Levigne, a suburb of Paris.
- Some real video data are used in the film from riots that occurred between 1986 and 1996.
- The French hardcore rap group Assassin is responsible for the dubbing. Assassin also appeared in front of the camera, and the song "Nique La Police" played in this scene was their work.
- The role played by François Levanta was nicknamed "Astérix". The name came from "The Adventures of Asterix". In the English international version, the name was changed to "Snoopy".
La Haine behind the scenes gags
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Extended Reading
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Gail 2021-11-14 08:01:27
An angry youth. Sad fall and fruitlessness may be the best ending of youth.
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Clay 2021-11-14 08:01:27
Young people who vent their strong hormones everywhere, these three people may represent a group of people. In the era of poverty, chaos, discrimination, eccentricity, anger, and violence, it doesn’t matter. No one cares about you. The ending is too shocking! PS: The scene in the police station is very similar to ours. The French police are also true. They are just a group of five scumbags. If in my great empire, I will let you know what harmony is in minutes. 8.2
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Billboards: The world is yours
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Vinz: It's about a society on its way down. And as it falls,it keeps telling itself: "So far so good... So far so good... So far so good." It's not how you fall that matters. It's how you land.