LARENZ TATE AND MATT DILLON

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                    [Title] => A clash of cultures, a crash of egos
                    [Summary] => There are numerous episodes of violence in Crash, Paul Haggis’ gritty drama about race relations in multi-racial Los Angeles. From a slur of invectives to virtual sexual assaults, from latent racism to blatant racial distrust, from contained anguish to impulsive acts of aggression. Violence comes in many forms.


But the movie is not all that. Crash is a clash of cultures — a crash of egos, frustrations and frailties that come in everyday living in a city as divergent as LA.


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                    [AuthorName] => Raymond de Asis Lo
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A clash of cultures, a crash of egos

By Raymond de Asis Lo | June 1, 2005 - 12:00am

There are numerous episodes of violence in Crash, Paul Haggis’ gritty drama about race relations in multi-racial Los Angeles. From a slur of invectives to virtual sexual assaults, from latent racism to blatant...

Entertainment