Graham: "It's the sense of touch. Any real cities you walk, you know, you brush past people, people bump into you. In L.A. nobody touches you. We're always behind the metal and glass. I think we miss that touch so much that we crash into each other just so we can feel something".
Cop: "You folks okay".
Nia: "I think he hit his head".
Graham: "You don't think it's true?"
Cop: "Stay in your car".
Nia: Graham, I think we got rear-ended, I think we spun around twice and somewhere in there, one of us lost our frame of reference. And I'm not gonna look for it".

No matter how hard you try it's virtually impossible to watch a movie like Crash without thinking about race. In 2006, it won Academy Awards for best picture of the year, best writing, and best editing. That's quite a feat for a film whose subject of racism has been around and talked about for many, many years. Did Crash depict a new innovative or creative way of dealing with racism? Did it offer any solutions to a problem......

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