This illustrates that he is not the fearless and heartless gangster he pretends to be. There is a build-up of tension but eventually, Vinz cannot kill him and lets the skinhead free. For example, there is a scene towards the end of the film in which the three protagonists have cornered a skinhead (played by Kassovitz) and Vinz has a gun pointed at his head whilst Hubert is trying to convince him to shoot. There were a variety of key scenes in La Haine which had a large amount of significance.The scene and indeed the film show us where chain reactions can lead when people don't capitulate their bigotry.
The issue of who's shot who is irrelevant. The film ends with Vinz and the policeman standing toe to toe, holding a gun to each others head.Vinz gives gun to Hubert - responsible and may need it more in his new business Hubert is forced into violence - inevitability like KON Gun = power being handed over Hubert is alpha male deep focus and no cuts ' build up of tension Tracking hot of Hubert - as he moves quicker so does the camera bilding up dramatic tensio The posters on the wall in Hubert's bedroom, for example, show, first, Muhammad Ali, a black boxer who famously refused to fight in Vietnam, and, second, the 'black power' salute given by African American. But the riots and the violent confrontation between the police and young people is placed within a much longer socio-historical context. La Haine was to some extent based on an actual event: the death of an 18-year-old black youth shot dead during interrogation by police in 1992.In the film, the news media is bias, portraying the youth as menacing while failing to realize their stigmatization only contributes. La Haine demonstrates how extensive the power of media can be.La Haine Ending About Press Copyright Contact us Creators Advertise Developers Terms Privacy Policy & Safety How YouTube works Test new features © 2021 Google LL.Home La Haine ending explained La Haine Ending - YouTub
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