Collision

Synopsis

Collision follows the gripping tale of a police officer who finds himself at the center of a shocking hit-and-run incident that involves multiple interconnected lives. In the aftermath of the collision, the lives of several characters interweave as they struggle with guilt, deception, and the quest for justice. As tensions rise and emotions run high, viewers are taken on a rollercoaster ride through the personal and societal repercussions of a single tragic event. The film explores themes of accountability, moral dilemmas, and the gray areas of human nature, culminating in a series of twists that keep the audience on the edge of their seats. With a compelling performance by Langley Kirkwood at its helm, Collision paints a poignant picture of how one moment can irrevocably alter the courses of lives, revealing deep emotional truths and the complexity of human relationships.

Cast

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  Langley Kirkwood

  Johan Greser

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  Tessa Jubber

  Diane Greser

• Zoey Sneedon

  Nicki Greser

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  Bonko Khoza

  Larry

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  Mpho Sebeng

  Thando

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  Vuyo Dabula

  Bra Sol

Reviews

Collision has garnered a mixed reception since its release, holding an IMDb rating of 4.2/10. Critics have noted the film’s ambition but often criticize its execution. According to Rotten Tomatoes, the film has received sparse praise, with some reviewers highlighting its engaging premise but lamenting its uneven pacing and weak character development. One review states, 'Collision attempts to tackle heavy themes but ultimately feels tangled in its own narrative.' The Metacritic consensus reflects a similar sentiment, indicating a lack of coherence in the storytelling. 'While the performances, particularly from Langley Kirkwood, are commendable, they are not enough to save the film from its flawed script,’ a critic noted. Other reviews point out that the film’s attempts at creating suspense often fall short, leading to a predictable resolution. Despite the criticism, some viewers appreciated the film’s exploration of moral dilemmas and interpersonal relationships, suggesting that it could resonate with audiences looking for thought-provoking content. Overall, Collision seems to struggle to find its footing, leaving both critics and viewers divided on its impact.