A Song Called Hate

About This Movie

A Song Called Hate is a fascinating dive into the world of Hatari, the Icelandic performance art group that blends political statements with a punk aesthetic. It captures their provocative spirit, especially during their Eurovision performance which was anything but ordinary. The film’s tone oscillates between raw energy and critical commentary as it navigates themes of capitalism, identity, and resistance—all wrapped in a BDSM-techno punk visual style. The pacing feels almost frenetic at times, echoing the group’s own chaotic artistry. Performances are striking, with each member embodying their ideology in an arresting way. It’s distinct, for sure, not just as a documentary but as a cultural artifact reflecting contemporary tensions.

Documentary on political themes · Unique visual style and performances · Focus on contemporary art and resistance