La Haine
"La haine" is a social construct before a cinematic showcase. Though it is undeniably a cinematic masterpiece, having captured it's message without fail. The men that sum up this film are not reduced to the main characters but rather to every socialite present, constructing a world in which we live, filled with filth. Within filth we find ourselves. The hatred we have for eachother is long gone from my soul but the filth remains, "La haine" shows how hatred not only kills and hurts but creates discrepancies between "social classes" where humans are filth.
Do you believe in God? That's the wrong question. Does God believe in us?
Living without purpose crazes us, it is absolutely inhumane, the purpose must bring content to one. As far as I've been in my life, I've questioned my existence and my purpose. As long as I've lived my life, I've learned happiness is within and it is "Jusqu'ici tout va bien."
"La haine" is not to be discussed separately for each character as they form society as we know it or wish to. The message is simple yet powerful, but taken into demeanor in two minutes, making all there is a mere existence of reality.