Can we erase the word racism from the dictionary?

Rating: 10/10 (24 April 2006)

It is very hard to weave stories with the mastery that this movie has; often we marvel about coincidences in our lives, but this are more common that we suppose. Our lack of omnipresence makes the repercussion of our actions, silent and blind. Crash exposes one of this circles of life, masterfully deploying the hidden or held thoughts and words that we so call racism, human nature, anger and love, hope and despair, magic and science. Can we erase the word racism from the dictionary? Can we erase it from our lives, our world and our actions? I have yet to know of a society where some type of racism doesn't take place. Every time something new appears there is a new reason to practice racism, bigotry or hate. If it is not AIDS, it is poverty, or skin pigment, or smell, or customs.It seems as if human nature was inherently pushing us towards hate. Now and then, there is something that makes things come into perspective. If it is a profet, a book, a singer or in this case a movie. Enjoy.