À l'ombre de la haine

DrameRomance
Année2002
Durée1h 51m

Après un drame familial, un gardien de prison raciste réexamine ses attitudes en tombant amoureux de l'épouse afro-américaine du dernier prisonnier qu'il a exécuté.

Bande-annonce

Casting

Billy Bob Thornton

Hank Grotowski

Halle Berry

Leticia Musgrove

Taylor Simpson

Lucille

Gabrielle Witcher

Betty

Heath Ledger

Sonny Grotowski

AR

Amber Rules

Vera

Peter Boyle

Buck Grotowski

CC

Charles Cowan Jr.

Willie Cooper

TL

Taylor LaGrange

Darryl Cooper

Yasiin Bey

Ryrus Cooper

Anthony Bean

Dappa Smith

Francine Segal

Georgia Ann Paynes

John McConnell

Harvey Shoonmaker

Marcus Lyle Brown

Phil Huggins

Milo Addica

Tommy Roulaine

Leah Loftin

Booter

CC

Coronji Calhoun

Tyrell Musgrove

Sean 'Diddy' Combs

Lawrence Musgrove

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Commentaires

10 commentaires

4ms_HensleyJun 25, 2026

This is masterpiece. the performance is top-tier especially Halle Barry. 10/10

papa kwasi BekoeDec 4, 2025

Nice 👍👍 movie not because of the sex and the action but the storyline. And what halle did on screen with Billy Bob Thornton was unbelievable and mind-blowing

Dre lovie SleekMar 24, 2025

thuu

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Ruth_colombeMay 29, 2023
Lotfy ShwyiaMay 29, 2023

source: Monster's Ball

Amar & Amrit DahalApr 28, 2023

This is one of the worst films I've ever seen. The acting is atrocious except perhaps for Billy Bob's son & father. Halle is a joke. It's an embarassment for a real-actor Denzel Washington to get an award the same night in that "history making moment." Basically she screams a lot and shows her *. And for a real laugh check her out trying to act like an actual southern struggling black woman in the drunk/first-time-with-Billy-Boy scene. And Billy Bob isn't much better. The sex-scenes are gratuitous and not even hot (even with Halle's body or the hooker). I can only assume Hollywood was on crack for even considering awards for this movie.

Zeus CollinsApr 28, 2023

I finally got around to seeing this film, and what a disappointment. The love this film received from critics and the Academy is completely unwarranted, yet its understandable on some level. Seems like films that display any sort of racial progress and highlight actors of "color" get positive reviews regardless of they quality of filmmaking. There is no better example of this than "Monster's Ball". Halle Berry's performance was fine, but there are some issues with her being cast in a role like this. She's too thin and attractive, and frankly she looks too white to be believable in such a role. Are we really supposed to believe a woman that looks like her gave birth to an obese child? So, I was conflicted as to whether BBT's character finally saw the errors of his ways and now loves black folk, or whether Halle Berry was so hot, he couldn't resist her. These are just some of the many issues with this film. In short, its another example of political correctness trumping Art.