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Crossing Over (2009)

Crossing Over is a gripping drama that explores the stories of various immigrants in Los Angeles who are attempting to achieve legal status in the United States. The film intertwines a series of narratives that touch on the personal, moral, and legal struggles faced by these individuals. From the trials of an Australian actress dealing with the pressures of the immigration system to the challenges faced by a Persian family integrating into American society, the film paints a complex picture of the modern immigrant experience in America.

Length: 1h 53m
Genre: Drama, Crime
This Title is: Thought-provoking, Intense

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Trailer

Cast

  • Harrison Ford as Max Brogan
  • Ray Liotta as Cole Frankel
  • Ashley Judd as Denise Frankel

Parental Guidance

Maturity Rating: R (for language, some strong sexual content, violence, and drug use)

Content warnings include scenes of violence, sexual content, and drug use.

Trivia

  • The film was partly inspired by the real-life stories of immigrants in Los Angeles.
  • Harrison Ford performed most of his stunts in the film.
  • Director Wayne Kramer wanted the film to highlight the complexities and challenges of the immigration process in the United States.

Our Review

“Crossing Over” is a compelling and emotionally charged film that portrays the diverse experiences of immigrants in the United States. The intertwining stories are well-crafted, offering a nuanced perspective on a topic that is often simplified. The performances are strong, particularly from Harrison Ford, who brings depth to his role as an immigration officer. The film’s portrayal of the moral complexities faced by its characters is both honest and thought-provoking. While some storylines feel slightly underdeveloped, the overall impact of the film is powerful and leaves a lasting impression.

Critic Scores

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