You don't embarrass me, you disgust me.

Rating: 1/10 (23 June 2006)

This is the sort of film that in the past would be made to help convince people that some people need to have the star of David stitched to their lapels. This then, is the America we have come to know and fear. The America in which 'race' is no longer taboo, and in which white people are besieged by illegal immigrants, blacks and would-be terrorists. The argument is sometimes made that when Leni Riefenstahl made 'Triumph des Willens' she revolutionized film-making. 'Crash' has no such redeeming features. With Riefenstahl, at least, the Nazis were in your face, with 'Crash' an acceptable face of fascism is presented through accepted actors like Cheadle, Newton and Dillon ( how could you, Matt?) I hope winning an Oscar was worth turning back the clock some seventy years. What's next? A remake of 'Jude Süss" perhaps? You don't embarrass me, you disgust me.