Hatred

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueThe followup to "Unstable" tackles the subjects of forgiveness and responsibility.The followup to "Unstable" tackles the subjects of forgiveness and responsibility.The followup to "Unstable" tackles the subjects of forgiveness and responsibility.

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7,5/10

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Rôles principaux15

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Steve Brown

Steve

Anthony Spadaccini

Anthony

Garrett McKenna

Garrett

Paul McCloskey

Paul

Jeff Watson

Jeff

John Larsen

Garrett's Father

Jeff Johnston

Jeff Part Two

Benjamin P. Ablao Jr.

James Schaeffer

Jim
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Wayland Harris

Wade
(archive footage)

Chris Erickson

Chris
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Bobby Hamilton

Bobby
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Eric Simpson

Eric
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Eli

Self

Snowball

Self

Histoire

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Anecdotes
The first draft of the treatment contained a scripted flashback scene featuring James Schaeffer as Jim, in a therapy session recorded prior to the events in Unstable (2005).

Générique farfelu
The characters' names do not appear in the closing credits.

Autres versions
The original rough cut ran over two hours and featured a long monologue where Anthony talks directly into the camera about the guilt he's feeling. This long scene, which ran over 8 minutes, was trimmed to 45 seconds ('Limited Director's Edition' only).

Connexions
Follows Aftermath (2005)

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10/10

"...grant me the serenity..."

We live our lives full of 'what ifs'...if we should/could/would have...we can never know where the other path would have led us. In this 'sequel' to 'Unstable', Anthony is left alone to battle with his conscience over this very question. Was the final outcome really his fault? Could it have ended any differently? Was it 'Fate'? Can we change our own, or others 'Destiny'? We see a side of him that we only saw very subtle hints of in the previous film...in fact we only realize this by being made privy to his inner conflict over his own, presumed, short-comings. The viewer is left to decide for himself who is really to blame...if anyone. 'Hatred' may not be for everyone, but it is most certainly a must for anyone who has seen 'Unstable'. The story must be followed to its inevitable(?) conclusion.