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After the widespread unrest in 2005, realizing that this movie with its depiction of banlieue youth lives was made in 1995 was for me, a sad thing to come to terms with. Racism & alienation coupled with idle lives as a result of rampant unemployment are truly a dangerous mélange. Excellent movie.

this is one of my favorite movies ever… i found a video of it think in ‘97… beyond the story just being hella ill...  and the fact that every element of hip hop is represented throughout the movie… if you watch the movie once, and then watch it again, paying attention to little details you’ll notice things you didn’t see the first time.  the way the movie was even shot is poetic.  this is one of the first movies that made me want to make movies… aaand the first time i saw hip hop really being represented on a film out of france.

As for me, I prefer books to movies. I find hundreds of interesting books at the book search engine http://pdf.rapid4me.com .Usually, when you watch a movie that was shoot after some book you read you feel disappointed. Though, of course, there are exceptions. After this preview I’m eager to watch this film. There are few movies now of such a depth. Besides, I’d like to find out what exactly worried France during many years.