Your review of this movie is amazing.

saw La Haine for the first time ever today and ive been thinking about it the entire day. the message is so powerful cause its something i can relate to on a personal level. i loved your video essay, it helped me understand this story a whole lot more. thank u

I'm around Cohen's age and I thought it was hilarious.

Do black mirror next 🥺

THIS IS FIREEE 🔥🔥🔥🔥

Coming across an American media out let by chance on a subject dealing with France, I was surprised to hear from the start that "France has a long history of police brutality and mistreatment of its minorities". Ah good. And it’s an American who tells us that? However, I do not remember a KKK in my country nor that Lynch's law was viewed with sympathy. And the girl who tells us this comes from a country that has the absolute record for citizens killed by their cops. But apart from this shame, the only man killed by the French police in the last fifty years during a demonstration is Malek Oussekine. No one took this lightly. Even people on the right (not the extreme) were furious: this guy had just gone to see it as a tourist, he was a good kid, France took it very badly. And that's it. Clement Meric was killed by skinheads, not the police. So much for France's "long history of police violence". Go look at the stats of other countries and you'll see if we have anything to be ashamed of! But perhaps we are referring here to the fate of Adama Traoré, who died as a result of his race after fleeing the police (for the 7th or 8th time, he was a subscriber to the police station like almost his entire family - except his sister! - from a very young age ). As it came in the middle of the global hit "I can't breathe" and Georgy triumphed on the airwaves around the world, producers said to themselves that there was something to be done in France And then the sister (who will end up doing advertising for Louboutim. Corpses pay off), the sister was so photogenic in her role as a black pasionaria. A new Angela Davis. The problem is that there have already been three autopsies on the remains of young Adama, one of which was carried out by a Belgian team approved by the defense (so it wasn't bad, racist France that will do the job. So racist that its comedians the most popular are black or French of Arab origin). All the autopsies have confirmed the version of the cops (blacks by the way) and that of the only witness who, for having told the truth, was threatened with dead on the phone due to thousands of calls and insults such as “negro on duty”...Yes, he was black but who care ? If he doesn fit the right narrative,he must be a true fascist). So thank you to the USA for having highlighted (and what light: worldwide) this agitator of Assa Traore. Thank you to this RESPECTABLE newspaper for pushing my country a little further to tear itself apart; to divide itself into enemy camps. Sure, Time knows who the good guys and the bad guys are, it knows where the bright future is and where the dark henchmen of reaction are. Time knows, even if it seems obvious that Time is to journalism what Emily in Paris is to a documentary on the French republic.

Ee? You should've definitely watched yurika (eureka)

How can you forget The Woman Of The Dunes? Otherwise a very good list.

Ethan's probably 1/4th of the genius that is the coen bro's after this lol..

My favorite of his is Throne of Blood 😂

im only hearing the audio from the right side of my headphone

I've found a channel that's just starting out and I'm gonna get to watch it grow. That's a special thing.

Omg the timing! I started a ghibli marathon recently with a handful of movies since i never wwtched em haha i LOVED whisper of the heart

Wohoo another one!

Excellent work.

Absolutely love your channel i hope you never stop

Nice channel!

Most of the old Argentinian films becoming easily available outside of Latin America are 50s noirs. But newer films from Argentina that I would recommend are Zama from Lucrecia Martel and anything from the production company El Pampero Cine.

this reminds me of the style in Do The Right Thing.

YOOOO ANIMATIONS

could you do eastern europe or brazil in a different month please?

I used to be super into film (still am) but over the past two years Ive developed interests (sports and fitness) but I still want to get back into watching, reading and analyzing films and this page has encouraged me to start collecting criterions again and actually discipline myself to concentrate and watch a film at home.

Amazing video and analysis, will be looking forward to more

KZbin recommended me this from apnaj 💀

What a stunning breakdown of this movie, I need to watch again, thank you.

Incisive and eloquent study of one of the 90s truly great movies. This is a marvellous essay with exceptional articulation of ideas and analysis.

Amazing video. Im glad to be on for the ride this early.

For a video that purports to be suggests a leevl of fluency with French politics, cultural and racial dynamics, and social situation in general, it was hard to take seriously when the title (two words) is not pronounced properly.

Jusqu'ici, tout va bien. Jusqu'ici, tout va bien. Jusqu'ici, tout va bien. Phenomenal film.

Great video, I haven't seen many people talking about this movie. It's one of my favourites and I keep recommending it to almost everyone I meet.

For some reason, your video popped up in my recommended. I will admit I won't be finishing this one as I plan to watch it, but I took a look through your channel and I am amazed that you don't have more views or subs. You speak with such knowledge and passion, specifically I liked your reviews on the Beekeeper and The Killer (watched those because I had seen the films) and then your Month of Kurosawa video was really enjoyable! I was surprised when you said you only started getting into film a year ago, you already have an understanding of these works. Best of luck in future videos, and I hope to see the next one very soon :)

Vincent Cassell has been in this, Black Swan and Irreversible. Damn son, time for a buddy comedy.

how did you get so good at analyzing films? I saw this film once and it reminded me of Spike Lee's Do the Right Thing.

That DJ crane scene is one of THE dopest shots of all time. This movie is pure gold, especially if you can pick up the French

Besides Vinz being white, he's also Jewish. In France, Jewish people have historically been disenfranchised and discriminated against. Also, this is an amazing video! I love this movie so much!

La Haine is, to this day, one of the most visceral movies I have ever watched. Everything about it induces anxiety

This is a really good video!

this video is amazing, subscribed and look foward to more, on the battle of the algiers maybe ?

It provides a necessary context for understanding the social issues of the past and present. I am one of those guys who was born in the "banlieues" and I think that, like many people, I have witnessed (and inherited) these scenes of constant tension between the power of the police, who legally cover themselves, and the youth, whose Haine towards them grows. Obviously, Kassovitz's film lacks a lot of information, but the desire to portray people growing inside this chaos in their complexities and emotions is perfectly represented in your video, well done ! +1 sub (hope my english was not completely dogshit btw)

I enjoy that choosing to film in black and white gives it a timeless feel. Plus que ca change.

Absolutely perfect movie

FANTASTIC Movie! Ryan Gosling is more GORGEOUS and better in this than pretty much any previous role! He was BORN to be play the Character of Colt Sievers!! A MUST see!! ❤😊

My favorites are Ran, Yojimbo and Seven Samurai. Ran has this nightmarish, fever dream quality to it (not to say that the story is incoherent), which fills you with constant dread. At the same time its visuals are so striking and beautiful, especially that one scene of the samurai killing the fox wife after she led them to ruin. I love Yojimbo mainly because of Toshiro Mifune's excellent character. (In general everything about that movie is excellent, but that umph you said was missing, for me, at least, is the main character.) Seven Samurai has a very playful quality to it. It's a bit hard to explain as it's a serious movie, but I love all the tricks and strategies, and the dynamics between the characters, amd all the characters. It's a bit of a comfort movie for me, strangely enough. It sort of feels like I'm reading an epic fantasy series, with all the different character arcs happening simultaneously and intertwining with an overarching plot. So, yeah :)

You should watch The Road Warrior at least. It's amazing.

Quit with this sequels and universes garbage finally!! Make last one with Gibson as himself dying to close the saga forever and employ your useless cholesterol massas in coming up with something fresh and new!! If it is sequel to anything, avoid per definition.

Furiosa was never meant to be a "true Mad Max" it's no longer a western, no longer Max's story. It's Furiosa's story. It's a character study. A story to develop the lore. And, let's face it, an excuse for the universe to appeal more to the average Marvel Universe enjoyer. Is that a good thing? Not entirely. Furiosa does not have the same standalone power as Fury Road, and it certainly does not have the same classic, pure charm the original 3 have. But it IS good. Appealing to new audiences as well as fleshing out the stories of fantastic characters and solidifying the connection felt by viewers who watched because they loved Fury Road.

Furiosa was the first mad max movie I’ve seen, and it’s just drawn me in completely. I fallen in love with the world, not with max, which is why I think I’m one of the few that liked furiosa more that fury road

You should really at least watch the original Mad Max before reviewing this last movie. You would understand why those fans could not care for a story without the main protagonist.

Great review. I didn't mind the film. There were some great sequences, and the transition from the young Furiosa to Taylor-Joy's version was well done. I could've used more of the relationship between her and Not Max. Some big things get skipped over too fast. I'm also not thrilled that someone in her hippy commune named her Furiosa. I was sure that was some later naming. The movie is bombing, and doesn't deserve that. But Fury Road was better

all style no substance...Fury Road was much MUCH better.