Love vs. Hate: A French Cinema Valentine

Join us at the Den for our first ever movie night featuring LA HAINE (1994), the raw black-and-white masterpiece that flips Valentine’s Day on its head.

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Friday, February 14 | Doors 7:30PM, Film 8PM | $10

What’s Included:

• Screening of LA HAINE (Vincent Cassel, 1994)
• Free popcorn for everyone
• Soundtrack from the film playing all night
• Intimate speakeasy atmosphere

The Vibe: Bad Bunny said love is more powerful than hate at the Super Bowl. We’re testing that theory with this unforgettable French classic. Raw, unfiltered Paris. Not your typical V-Day date, but maybe the most honest love letter to cinema you’ll see all year.

Good to Know:

• Limited seating in our speakeasy space
• Forget the roses, bring your crew
• Let’s get uncomfortable together

What to Bring:

• Your movie-loving friends
• An open mind
• Cash for drinks at the bar

About the Film: LA HAINE follows 24 hours in the lives of three young men in the Paris suburbs after a violent riot. Shot in stunning black and white, it’s a cult classic that remains urgently relevant 30+ years later.