# Mathieu Kassovitz

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The Anger Feat. Rey_Philosophy

Welcome to class good listener. There are assigned seats. Today we have a guest lecturer Rey_Philosophy. An educator that covers big topics like Marxist philosophy, trauma, and more importantly ANGER. AP and Rey talk the legendary La Haine. The 1996 movie written and directed by Mathieu Kassovitz. …

Amélie (2001): How Small Acts Of Kindness Can Change The World OR... The Unofficial Matrix Spin Off?

Ben and Rob wander into the whimsical streets of Montmartre and a carefully constructed fantasy with Amélie, the 2001 French sensation directed by Jean-Pierre Jeunet. Starring Audrey Tautou in her star making role, alongside Mathieu Kassovitz and a kaleidoscope of unforgettable side characters, Amé…

La Haine: The film that shocked France

In 1993, film director Mathieu Kassovitz started work on what would become a cult cinema classic, La Haine. La Haine would follow three friends from a poor immigrant neighbourhood in the Paris suburbs 24 hours after a riot. The film was released in 1995 to huge critical acclaim and Mathieu won best…

Something that You'll Never Comprehend | Purple Rain | Cinema Rolls Podcast Episode 056

In this Episode, Eric and Josh purify themselves in the waters of Lake Minnetonka with their review of Purple Rain. Directed by Albert Magnoli. Written by Albert Magnoli William Blinn. Starring Prince, Apollonia Kotero, and Morris Day. Bucket Pull Movie: Amélie Directed by: Jean-Pierre JeunetWrit…

Munich

This week we are reviewing Munich, the 2005 thriller directed by Steven Spielberg and written by Tony Kushner and Eric Roth, starring Eric Bana as Avner Kaufman — a Mossad agent chosen to lead a five-man team tasked with hunting down the eleven men responsible for planning the 1972 Munich Olympic m…

S03E06 - 1995

This month Jason Hutchens watches films from 1995 that he's never seen before, using Letterboxd ratings to uncover hidden gems. This month's selection is: Richard III (Richard Loncraine, UK) Strange Days (Kathryn Bigelow, USA) Dead Man (Jim Jarmusch, USA) Living in Oblivion (Tom DiCillo) Mab…

Mapping Dreams

  How do we navigate the space between the curated tourism experience and the raw concrete of the world beneath it? We investigate the “imaginative geographies” we project onto other lands, examining how Italo Calvino’s semiotic cities, Arthur Conan Doyle’s romanticized London, and Mathieu Kasso…

153: La Haine, In-Laws & Cliff Curtis

Mathieu Kassovitz's 1995 French masterpiece La Haine is the topic of today's episode. Joe & Adam dive into the film but also discuss: in-laws, Cliff Curtis' character names, how many Speilberg references are there in the film? And more. Got a film you forgot you forgot? Join our growing Discord …

Staff Picks: French Films Our Interns Swear By

On this episode Alex Brook Lynn (ARBL Murray) and Manon Kerjean talk to the Lost in Frenchlation interns about their favorite French films to get us started in the new fall season of French film watching. Manon will also introduce some exciting news and new films coming up at the Lost in Frenchlat…

S3E6. Weird Things That Work

Hey, we are back with an episode featuring Frans Kangasniemi — a Finnish and Sámi artist, photographer, and sole business owner based in Helsinki (at least according to Google’s AI overview).   We covered quite a bit: from life across Finland and abroad,to the education system, entrepreneurship, ar…