Paul E. Short

Paul E. Short

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    • Jess 2022-03-15 09:01:02

      Watch "Crash"

      "Collision" is indeed a collision. The film uses a multi-threaded narrative method. The relationship between the plot characters is extremely intricate, the contradictions are very strong, the emotions are complex and mixed, and it strongly involves humanity and ethnic issues. It should be said...

    • Osbaldo 2021-10-18 09:31:08

      racism

      A 2004 crime drama. The film is set in the city of Los Angeles, a city where multi-ethnic and multi-cultural are intermingled. It tells the story of some racial discrimination problems caused by a common car crash.

      A black TV director and his wife were inexplicably insulted by the white police for...

    Crash quotes

    • Fred: [On a movie set] I think we need another take.

      Cameron: That looked pretty terrific.

      Fred: This is going to sound strange but is Jamal seeing a speech coach?

      Cameron: What do you mean?

      Fred: This is weird for a white guy to say this, but have you noticed he's been talking a lot less "black" lately?

      Cameron: No, I haven't noticed that.

      Fred: Really? Like in this scene, he's supposed to say "don't be talking about that", and he changed it to "don't talk to me about that".

      Cameron: You think because of that the audience won't recognize him as a black man?

      Fred: Is there a problem?

      Cameron: Excuse me?

      Fred: Is there a problem?

      Cameron: No, we don't have a problem.

      Fred: All I'm saying it's not his character. Eddie is supposed to be the smart one, not Jamal, right? You're the expert here but to me it rings false.

    • Shaniqua: Mr. Ryan, my name is Shaniqua Johnson. I believe we spoke last night.

      Officer Ryan: Yeah, I wanted to apologize. I haven't been too much sleep and my father's in a lot of pain.

      Shaniqua: I'm sorry to hear that.

      Officer Ryan: The doctor he's seeing says he's got a urinary tract infection, but he's been taking this medicine for a month now and seems to be getting worse.

      Shaniqua: And he's been back to see Dr. Roberts?

      Officer Ryan: Between you and me, the man's an idiot.

      Shaniqua: Really?

      Officer Ryan: Well, no offense, but the doctor sees a hundred patients an hour, I think his nurses are doing most of the work.

      Shaniqua: If your father is unhappy with Dr. Roberts he's welcome to see a doctor outside the network.

      Officer Ryan: And if this new doctor says it's not an infection and says it's his prostate and needs to be operated on, is it going to be covered?

      Shaniqua: Not unless Dr. Roberts authorizes it.

      Officer Ryan: Then what good is that going to do?

      Shaniqua: I'm sorry, there's nothing else I can do.

      Officer Ryan: You know what I can't do? I can't look at you without thinking about the five or six more qualified white men that didn't get your job.

      Shaniqua: It's time for you to go.

      Officer Ryan: I'm saying this because I'm really hoping I'm wrong about you. I'm hoping someone like yourself, someone who has been given a helping hand might have a little compassion for someone else in a similar situation.