Rating: NR
Genre:
Drama
Theatrical Release: 05/06/2005(USA)
Release Date: 04/04/2006
SubTitles: English/Espanol
Dubbed: English
Sound: DTS-ESD/DD-EX/DD5.1
Run Time: 115 Minutes
Flags: Violence, Not For Children, Profanity, Sexual Situations
Distributor/Studio: Lions Gate
Issues of race and gender cause a group of strangers in Los Angeles to physically and emotionally collide in this
drama from director and screenwriter
Paul Haggis.
Graham (
Don Cheadle) is a police detective whose brother is a street criminal, and it hurts him to know his mother cares more about his ne'er-do-well brother than him.
Graham's partner is
Ria (
Jennifer Esposito), who is also his girlfriend, though she has begun to bristle at his emotional distance, as well as his occasional insensitivity over the fact he's African-American and she's Hispanic.
Rick (
Brendan Fraser) is an L.A. district attorney whose wife,
Jean (
Sandra Bullock), makes little secret of her fear and hatred of people unlike herself.
Jean's worst imaginings about people of color are confirmed when her SUV is carjacked by two African-American men --
Anthony (
Chris Bridges, aka
Ludacris), who dislikes white people as much as
Jean hates blacks, and
Peter (
Larenz Tate), who is more open minded.
Cameron (
Terrence Howard) is a well-to-do African-American television producer with a beautiful wife,
Christine (
Thandie Newton). While coming home from a party,
Cameron and
Christine are pulled over by
Officer Ryan (
Matt Dillon), who subjects them to a humiliating interrogation (and her to an inappropriate search) while his new partner,
Officer Hansen (
Ryan Phillippe), looks on.
Daniel (
Michael Pena) is a hard-working locksmith and dedicated father who discovers that his looks don't lead many of his customers to trust him. And
Farhad (
Shaun Toub) is a Middle Eastern shopkeeper who is so constantly threatened in the wake of the 9/11 attacks that he decided he needs a gun to defend his family.
Crash was the first directorial project for award-winning television and film writer
Haggis.
~ Mark Deming, All Movie Guide
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The Perfect Drama of Racial Tolerence.
An all-star cast highlights this Oscar-winning adult drama which focuses on Los Angeles' melting pot society and what happens when racial ethnics collide with each other. A magnificent study of a possible hope of racial unity
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