Sex. Cars. Death.

After surviving a near-fatal car accident, a film producer becomes drawn into a secret subculture of people who eroticize automobile crashes, bodily trauma, and the violent intersection of technology and desire. Directed by David Cronenberg and based on J.G. Ballard’s controversial novel, Crash is a cold, hypnotic, and deeply provocative exploration of modern alienation, fetishism, and the mechanization of human intimacy.

“A daring, brilliant film.” — Roger Ebert

“Cronenberg’s most audacious work.” — Sight & Sound

“Cool, disturbing, and intellectually fearless.” — The New York Times

“A masterpiece of erotic obsession.” — The Village Voice