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Beyond Hatred (2005)

In this deeply moving, award-winning French documentary, a family reflects on the murder of their 29-year-old son and tries to move beyond feelings of hatred and revenge.

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Year
- 2005
Language
- English
- French
Duration
- 86 mins
Director
- Olivier Meyrou
Genres
- Documentary
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Ken Fox 14 Jun 2007

Meyrou follows the family through the three day trial, the verdict and its aftermath, but the perpetrators remain a mystery.

Stella Papamichael 20 Mar 2007

The settings are mundane, but the exchanges are emotionally raw and so neatly convey both the drama and the grinding daily routine of having to cope with tragedy.

David Noh 24 Jun 2007

Absorbingly covers the 2002 murder in Reims, France, of 29-year-old homosexual François Chenu.

Sarah G 06 Aug 2009

In 2002, Francois Chenu, was savagely beaten and drowned by a group of skinheads for being homosexual. Two years later the central three men involved in the crime come up for trial. The filmmakers focus mainly on Chenu's family, trying to give a portrait of their loss and their attempts to comprehend the crime, in the period leading up to, during and after the trial. This film left me with the feeling of something deeply lacking, I wanted more. We are given very little sense of who Francois was, and of what his life was like. There was an attempt to explore why these three commited the crime but it's not enough. The interview with the father of one of the perpetrators is short and consists mostly of long pauses, we are told via an aunt that the same accused's mother is an alcoholic, that's about as deep as it gets. The filmmakers clearly try to maintain an atmosphere of non-interference and neutrality but all we are left with as viewers is fustration and a feeling of being hardly wiser for the experience.

Tom Dawson 26 Mar 2007

Meyrou's suitably sombre film leaves you with a sense of enormous respect for a couple refusing to be consumed by hatred, prepared instead to offer their forgiveness.