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May 11, 2022 · In 1986, Paris student Malik Oussekine died after being clubbed by police batons. It was a horrendous incident that is now the subject of a new Disney+ miniseries, writes Kaleem Aftab.
Oussekine is a French historical drama series directed by Antoine Chevrollier. [1] The series was marketed as the third French Disney+ original production and was released in its entirety on May 11, 2022 on Disney+, consisting of 4 episodes. [2]
May 20, 2022 · Walt Disney Records has released a soundtrack album for the French Disney+ mini-series Oussekine. The album features selections of the show’s original music composed by Evgueni & Sacha Galperine (The Undoing, Scenes from a Marriage, Radioactive, Loveless, The Family, Happening, Wizard of Lies).
- Mortal Slipups
- Streets in The Sky
- Empty Space and Gangsta Rap
- Saïd
- Vinz
- Hubert
Paris has a long history of civil disobedience, from the aforementioned student riots of 1968, to the French Revolution and the Paris Commune, to the riots of November 2005 that took place in the banlieues (suburban estates) that La Haineso unflinchingly depicts. Director/writer Mathieu Kassovitz was well-versed in the art of dissent. He was known ...
Share Share on PinterestShare on FacebookShare on Twitter The banlieueis perhaps most comparable to the council estates of England and the housing projects of America. As readers familiar with such places may possibly attest to, the poorest and most vulnerable members of society are often pushed out into such areas, usually by being priced out of “...
The three main protagonists in the film, banlieue teenagers all, have a difference in common: they are all of different ethnicities. Vinz (Vincent Cassel) is Jewish, Hubert (Hubert Kounde) is Afro-French, and Saïd (Saïd Taghmaoui) is a North African Muslim. This is quite representative of the fact that new immigrants with little in the way of funds...
Of the three main protagonists, Saïd is perhaps the least substantial. Often he is used as comic relief, a balance to the tension of the plot and of his friends. His eye-bulging shock every time someone mentions his sister becomes a very funny running joke, even if it does tip into misogyny. His rising panic when Vinz butchers his hair during a sim...
Vinz is a strange mix of bravado and vulnerability. He is keenly aware of the contempt in which the people of the banlieueare held by the authorities and believes that violent protest is the only way to properly revolt. “If Abdel dies,” he says, referring to his hospitalised friend, “I hit back. I’ll whack a pig. So they know we don’t turn the othe...
Hubert fascinates me. It is clear that he has a more experienced past than the other two. He has been in the navy, and it is referred to that he used to be a pickpocket. He also has a brother called Max who is in jail. The film never confirms it, but I suspect Hubert is older than Saïd and Vinz. They look up to him, and it is clear that Hubert is t...
Feb 18, 2021 · Oussekine’s tragic story inspired the classic 1995 French film ‘La Haine’, that starred Saïd Taghmaoui, Hubert Koundé and Vincent Cassel. His death is referred to in the film’s opening scene, and French rap group Assassin paid tribute to the young man for the film’s soundtrack.
May 6, 2022 · Oussekine, a hard-hitting new French drama on Disney Plus, follows the aftermath of the murder of the 22-year-old from both the perspective of his grieving family and the police who attempt to...
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May 8, 2012 · It captured a young generation on the brink, caught between French culture and that of their parents, and in love with American rap music and cinema. Last but not least, it is blessed with three exhilarating performances, by Cassel, Koundé, and Taghmaoui.
