Crash - The Complete First Season (2008)
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Runtime: 10 hrs 34 mins
Genre: Television
Synopsis: Based on the Oscar-winning film of the same name, the television drama CRASH follows the lives of a seemingly unconnected group of people living in Los Angeles. At first, none of the very different... Based on the Oscar-winning film of the same name, the television drama CRASH follows the lives of a seemingly unconnected group of people living in Los Angeles. At first, none of the very different lives led on screen seem to overlap, from hotshot record producer Ben Cendars (Dennis Hopper) to hair-trigger cop Kenny Battaglia (Ross McCall). But as the underlying tensions between class, race, gender, and politics find their way into everyday situations, it soon becomes apparent that all of these characters are inextricably linked, for better or for worse. This release includes the series' first season. [More]
Starring: Dennis Hopper, Ross McCall, Arlene Tur, Claire Carey
Starring: Dennis Hopper, Ross McCall, Arlene Tur, Claire Carey, D.B. Sweeney
Director: Paul Haggis
Director: Paul Haggis
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