Crashing

Synopsis

Crashing, released in 2007 and directed by Gary Walkow, follows the life of a successful film producer, played by Campbell Scott, whose world turns upside down when he becomes the guardian of his nephew. As he navigates the challenges of raising a teenager while dealing with personal struggles, he is forced to reexamine his priorities and choices. The film delves into themes of family, responsibility, and self-discovery, offering a heartfelt and relatable story that resonates with audiences. With powerful performances and a compelling narrative, Crashing takes viewers on an emotional journey of growth and redemption.

Cast

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  Campbell Scott

  Richard McMurray

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  Lizzy Caplan

  Jacqueline

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  Izabella Miko

  Kristen

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  Alex Kingston

  Diane Freed

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  Stephen Gyllenhaal

  Writer

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  David Cross

  Space Station Man

Reviews

Crashing has received mixed reviews from critics, with some praising its poignant storytelling and heartfelt performances, while others have criticized its pacing and character development. Variety commends the film for its 'sensitive exploration of complex emotions' and Campbell Scott's compelling portrayal. However, The Hollywood Reporter notes that the film 'lacks momentum' and suffers from a lack of depth in its supporting characters. Despite its flaws, Crashing manages to evoke genuine emotions and offers a realistic depiction of human relationships. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 52%, highlighting its engaging premise but inconsistent execution. IMDb rates it at 5.5/10 based on user reviews, reflecting the divisive opinions among viewers.