Crash is a 2004 drama film co-written, produced, and directed by Paul Haggis. The film is about racial and social tensions in Los Angeles. A self-described "passion piece" for Haggis, Crash was inspired by a real life incident in which his Porsche was carjacked outside a video store on Wilshire Boulevard in 1991. It won three Oscars for Best Picture, Best Original Screenplay and Best Editing of 2005 at the 78th Academy Awards. Moments after...
Peter and Anthony exit the restaurant. Anthony complains about the service. P...
Peter and Anthony try to figure out what their next next move is after thet d...
Daniel lays on the floor by his daughters bed. He talks to her as she lays un...
At home, Jean cusses out Rick in front of Karen and other members of Rick's s...
Fellow officers give Hansen a hard time for requesting an assignment change.
As Waters examines the area where the dead girl was found, the scene changes ...
Prior to a press conference Flanagan discusses the case Lewis case with Walters.
Walter cares for his mother at her home after she has a substance abuse relapse.
Flanagan offers Walters a deal. He'll make the case against Peter, Walters br...
Cameron and Christine question each others blackness during an argument after...
Lt. Dixon gives Hansen a hard time for requesting a partner other than Ryan.
Christine gives the police officers a hard time for pulling them over.
Jake Flanagan mentions a high profile position that they might offer Waters i...
Flanagan is negotiating with Walters on behalf of the D.A.. Trying to get him...
Peter and Anthony exit the restaurant. Anthony complains about the service. P...
After the officer tells them to stay in their car and Ria Waters makes an of...
Peter and Anthony bring the truck and the Asian to Lucien's shop. He orders o...
In front of his home where Farhad has a gun pointed at him, Daniel tries to p...
Lara believing in the invisible bullet proof fairy clock that her father gave...
Peter and Anthony bring the stolen truck to Lucien, who tells them why he won...
Ria exits her car and walks to where the officer is talking to Kim Lee by her...
Waters' mother calls while he and Ria are having sex. She asks him to find hi...
Jean is at home speaking on the phone to Carol, a friend of hers. She explain...
Rick is at his home with Bruce and Karen trying to find a way to put spin on ...
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