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You Will Not Have My Hate
Days after his wife was murdered during the Bataclan attacks, Antoine Leiris wrote an open letter on Facebook to his wife’s killer. It was a letter of exceptional grace and defiance, stating simply that the terrorists had failed because they would never have his hate. That message was shared hundreds of thousands of times worldwide and inspired a best selling book. Leiris sets out to meet people like him. People who are trying to rebuild their lives after terrorist attacks.
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Days after his wife was murdered during the Bataclan attacks, Antoine Leiris wrote an open letter on Facebook to his wife’s killer. It was a letter of exceptional grace and defiance, stating simply that the terrorists had failed because they would never have his hate. That message was shared hundreds of thousands of times worldwide and inspired a best selling book. Leiris sets out to meet people like him. People who are trying to rebuild their lives after terrorist attacks.
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Runtime:72 minutes
Studio:Java Films
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