These scenes are taken from the film 'Crash'. The film represents the stereotypes and racism in LA.
In trying to create a film to address the touchy subject of race, the director has compounded issues and only superficially highlighted them. The relationship between the racist police officer Ryan and the black woman. During a routine traffic stop, Ryan manhandles her while enfocing negative stereotypes. Then, later, when she's involved in a traffic accident, he throws those stereotypes aside to rescue her, but her trepidation about the previous incident causes her to resist Ryan's efforts and fight back thinking he's just trying to feel her up again. The situation resolves in their embrace. However, Ryan goes back to the same racist ways when dealing with a black government official.
http://www.oscarguy.com/Reviews/2005/Crash.html
In trying to create a film to address the touchy subject of race, the director has compounded issues and only superficially highlighted them. The relationship between the racist police officer Ryan and the black woman. During a routine traffic stop, Ryan manhandles her while enfocing negative stereotypes. Then, later, when she's involved in a traffic accident, he throws those stereotypes aside to rescue her, but her trepidation about the previous incident causes her to resist Ryan's efforts and fight back thinking he's just trying to feel her up again. The situation resolves in their embrace. However, Ryan goes back to the same racist ways when dealing with a black government official.
http://www.oscarguy.com/Reviews/2005/Crash.html
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