Haters

About This Movie

Haters presents a raw, unfiltered look at the lives of a handful of teen punks navigating the gritty streets of Lisbon. The documentary feels like a dive into their chaotic world, capturing the mundane yet chaotic routines that define their existence. It’s all about that palpable tension—the camaraderie among the kids, their rebellious attitudes, and the everyday crimes that feel more like a backdrop than a plot. The pacing is uneven, reflecting the unpredictable nature of youth; one moment, you’re caught up in their mischief, the next, it's a reflective pause on their reality. It’s intriguing how the filmmaker opts for practical effects and real locations, giving it a visceral sense of authenticity. This film doesn’t glorify or criticize; it simply observes. A distinctive piece for sure.

Real footage adds to authenticityExplores themes of rebellion and youthDistinctive atmosphere with a raw edge