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Ladj Ly’s follow-up to sensational “Les Misérables” fails to conjure the incendiary spirit that its exploration of social warfare, the housing crisis, and corruption deserves.
After his blistering takedown of police brutality in 'Les Misérables,' the French filmmaker returns to his home turf to capture ‘this rage’ felt by a community he says is still under siege.
French filmmaker Ladj Ly has returned to his home turf of Paris with Les Indésirables, a searing portrait of police violence and political injustice in angry suburbs that has a world premiere at the Toronto Film Festival this week. On Saturday, Ly told a TIFF panel that little has changed for the better for the …
'Les Indesirables' director Ladj Ly talks police brutality, political change in angry Paris suburbs: "Police have a free pass kill Blacks and Arabs.
French director Ladj Ly is at the Toronto International Film Festival this weekend with second feature Les Indésirables. Like Ly’s breakthrough first feature…