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Crash (2004)
Description
This thriller is in Los Angeles, where it speaks of many powerful scenes. The story begins with police inspector Graham Waters who is charged with his colleague as well as his mistress for investigating a controversial murder. Through that dangerous task, Graham meets a Korean woman, both of whom begin a series of secrets and problems in the front of their lives.
This thriller is in Los Angeles, where it speaks of many powerful scenes. The story begins with police inspector Graham Waters who is charged with his colleague as well as his mistress for investigating a controversial murder. Through that dangerous task, Graham meets a Korean woman, both of whom begin a series of secrets and problems in the front of their lives.
Actors:
Ryan Phillippe,
Jennifer Esposito,
Ashlyn Sanchez,
Ken Garito,
Dato Bakhtadze,
James Haggis,
Brendan Fraser,
Amanda Moresco,
Taber Cross,
William Fichtner,
Octavio Gómez Berríos,
...»
Ryan Phillippe
10 September 1974, New Castle, Delaware, USA
Jennifer Esposito
11 April 1973, New York City, New York, USA
Ashlyn Sanchez
27 July 1996, California, USA
Ken Garito
27 December 1968, Brooklyn, New York, USA
Dato Bakhtadze
20 May 1966, Tbilisi, Georgian SSR, USSR [now Republic of Georgia]
James Haggis
Brendan Fraser
3 December 1968, Indianapolis, Indiana, USA
Amanda Moresco
Taber Cross
William Fichtner
27 November 1956, Mitchell Field Air Force Base, East Meadow, Long Island, New York, USA
Octavio Gómez Berríos
Genre:
Drama
Director:
Paul Haggis
Paul Haggis
10 March 1953, London, Ontario, Canada
Country:
International
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February 23, 2015
Crash has its moments of wrenching tragedy and chaotic, overcrowded drama, mitigated by flashes of caustic humor and insights of stark truth.
January 06, 2014
Ultimately, Crash succeeds in spite of itself. Its color war starts to feel obvious and schematic. Its coincidences and cliches become like a pileup on the 405 freeway, but there it is -- you find yourself rubbernecking and can't manage to look away.
February 23, 2015
The dramatic tidiness of Crash dovetails the soap operatic strands into a facile contemporary j'accuse without ever addressing how race plays into the ideologies that enforce an oppressive order.
September 26, 2005
Any relation to persons living or dead is purely coincidental.
Tampa Bay Times
February 23, 2015
Crash is a movie with problems, but those simply make Haggis' vision, his clear reflection of us, so powerful.
February 23, 2015
[Crash] is sharply observed and frequently extremely funny as well as artfully orchestrated.
February 23, 2015
[Crash] is familiar enough that it slips easily into our film-watching faculty without any fuss, yet [Haggis'] handling of it -- his muscular belief in what he is doing -- makes us hope that his next screenplay will be a bit less safe.
July 07, 2010
Haggis shows a lot of promise as a director: his film is never dull. But he needs to unlearn some of the bad lessons he picked up working in TV, which demands that everything be neat, symmetrical and underlined.
February 23, 2015
Instead of heartwarming messages about forgiveness, it honours ambiguity and brings us close, closer than is comfortable, in fact, to what Americans today are really thinking about one another.
February 15, 2013
Haggis moves seamlessly between all these stories and has structured them in such a way that his characters reach a crisis point simultaneously, followed by melancholy clarity.
February 23, 2015
[Haggis] makes his directing debut with a screenplay that often seems rigged and contrived, but comes to life via excellent acting and a philosophical argument that bigotry and benevolence are inextricably intertwined.
New York Magazine/Vulture
December 09, 2005
It's smart, therefore, that Haggis has written such novel, precisely observed, often unpleasant characters as the ones Bullock, Dillon, and Cheadle inhabit.