JUSQU'ICI RIEN N'A CHANGÉ

JUSQU'ICI, RIEN N'A CHANGÉ — To mark the national tour of the show "La Haine - Jusqu'ici, rien n'a changé", we are delighted to present the book of the same name, which retraces the making of the show and its behind-the-scenes.

The book brings together photographs of the backstage, notes and sketches, as well as texts written by William Keo on how the situation in the banlieues has changed from 1995 to today. A complex, living and contemporary archive of this 2025 update of the story of La Haine.

Prefaces by Ramsès Kefi (journalist) and Médine (rapper).

Exceptionally, for this book made in collaboration between two photographers, we are offering two distinct editions: a William Keo edition and a Yaman Yamsonite Okur edition. Each of these editions has an original cover, but the interior is the same.

YAMAN YAMSONITE OKUR is a French dancer, choreographer and photographer of Turkish origin. A specialist in breakdance, he was crowned world champion in 2001 with the Wanted Posse crew. Over the course of his career Yaman has made his mark in the field and has worked with many international artists. He is also the choreographer of the show "La Haine - Jusqu'ici rien n'a changé".

WILLIAM KEO is a photographer, creative director and co-founder of Four Eyes éditions. A photojournalist who passed through the Magnum Photos agency, he specialises in conflict photography, particularly in the Middle East (Kurdistan). He is also a specialist of the banlieue and is carrying out a long-term project supported by the CNAP and the BnF, "EXTRAMUROS", set in the department where he was born, the 93.