A "10" MOVIE WITH POWER OF UPPERCUT (1998)

Rating: Null/10 (1 May 2002)

This movie has the power of an uppercut, the force of a documentary and the violence of rhetoric militantism. You come out of the theater groggy and knocked down. Not only does this movie raise very controversial issues, while trying to deal with the concept of hate, it first makes you think. A great exercise of style enhanced by terrific cinematography. I give it a 10.