Mathieu Kassovitz Transforms 'La Haine' into a Groundbreaking Musical

The iconic film is reimagined as a musical, blending cinema, theater, and music to tackle enduring social issues.

Originally released in 1995, 'La Haine' explored themes of urban unrest and police violence, resonating deeply with audiences.
Director Mathieu Kassovitz collaborates with Quebecois director Serge Denoncourt to create an immersive theatrical experience.
The musical adaptation incorporates a diverse range of music, featuring contributions from artists like Matthieu Chedid and Médine.
The production aims to reach a broad audience, combining elements of theater and cinema with innovative stage technology.
Despite the musical format, the adaptation retains the film's potent political message, emphasizing its continued relevance.