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When the World Feels Unfair: August’s Theme is “Social Inequality”
August is a time for reflection, and this month we’re tackling one of cinema’s most urgent and enduring themes: social inequality, prejudice, and the anger that builds when a system fails its people.
Through the powerful medium of world cinema, we’ll explore stories that challenge us to see injustice clearly — and to ask what we can do about it.
Our featured film is Mathieu Kassovitz’s La Haine (Hatred) — a raw, visceral, and profoundly important French film that follows three young men from the Paris banlieues in the 24 hours following a riot.
Shot in stark black and white, it is a film that burns with anger, compassion, and an urgent sense of social justice.
This month, we invite you to engage with the difficult but essential questions that La Haine raises.
🤔Watch the film, share your thoughts, and tell us — which film has made you most aware of social inequality?
👇Let us know in the comments or on social media!
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