What Is The Theme Of The Movie Crash

The film “crash” is an ensemble drama film that’s a collision of self-concepts, of prejudices. It’s about racial and social tensions. Makes us view ourselves in a different aspect, breaks down our self-illusions, and lays our deceptions and our tenderness bare. It’s a film of justice, and not the usual kind of litigious righteousness that’s usually demanded. Rather, it’s the justice of the second chance, and of undeserved mercy.
Crash is backed with excellent cinematography, and original soundtrack that’s solid and varied to fit such a film as this one. With the disjointed camera angles that’s alternated with the sweeping, wider shots for which conveys the confusion and the chaos of the characters and unpredictability and evitability of life.
Among these characters are: a Caucasian district attorney, who uses the political card for race; his Caucasian wife, believes that her views of stereotypical of anything other than her race is justified and cannot be said to be racism; two black carjackers; uses the African American race to their advantage and as an excuse; Caucasian police constables, is a biased and uses his authority to harass any non-whites, and his partner who dislikes him due to those racist views, but at the same time may have the same values in his subconscious; black film director and wife, who doesn’t believe her husband supports their ethnicity, due to the prior traffic stop incident with the racist constable; partnered police detectives, Hispanic female and black male, drugged out mother who feels her son, the latter, doesn’t show enough concern in reference to taking care of his family; Asian man who’s ran over but is also holding valuable cargo in his van; Persian store owner, is ragged when his store, for whom is his life gets robbed multiple times, feels he isn’t getting adequate from the American society; a Hispanic locksmith, who wants to keep his family away from a unsafe environment , more so for his adolescent