The Crash
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Initial release | USA |
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Directors | Aram Rappaport |
Composers | Guy Moon |
Producers | Hilary Shor |
Atit Shah | |
Aaron Becker | |
Isaac LaMell | |
Peter Shuldiner | |
Screenplay | Aram Rappaport |
Hilary Shor | |
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ID | 845094 |
Screen Actors Guild Award for Outstanding Performance by a Cast in a Motion Picture
Academy Award for Best Original Screenplay
Academy Award for Best Film Editing
BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Supporting Role
NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Supporting Actor in a Motion Picture
Satellite Award for Best Ensemble – Motion Picture
Independent Spirit Award for Best First Feature
Independent Spirit Award for Best Supporting Male
Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Acting Ensemble
Writers Guild of America Award for Best Original Screenplay
NAACP Image Award for Outstanding Motion Picture
BET Award for Best Actor
Critics' Choice Movie Award for Best Screenplay
David di Donatello for Best Foreign Film
BAFTA Award for Best Original Screenplay
ALMA Award for Favorite Movie Actor
London Film Critics' Circle Award for Screenwriter of the Year
Black Movie Award for Outstanding Motion Picture
Genie Award for Best Achievement in Sound Editing
About The Crash
Jennifer had a nice house, a nice boyfriend, a nice life, until one fateful day when it all went wrong. An unforeseen accident unlocks her past, and an erotic, dangerous world unfolds. A world filled with sex, contract killers, and broken hearts. Who is she? What is her past? What does it all mean? Jennifer must piece it together, and find out who is behind her brutal attempted murder.
North Wales: Four missing teens drowned after crash, inquest hears
... " Supt Owain Llewellyn previously said The Crash appeared to have been " a tragic accident"...
Rainbow Bridge: Police identify couple killed in US-Canada border crash
... They lived 10 miles (16km) south of The Crash site in Grand Island, New York...
Top Gear: Two decades of the show from Jeremy Clarkson to Freddie Flintoff
... He survived, he worried that his worsening memory loss was linked to The Crash...
Drink-driver filmed himself saying 'I'm smashed' before killing woman
... People who called 999 at The Crash scene said he " stank of booze"...
Wimbledon fatal school crash parents search for answers
... Ms Chohan, who needed several operations, cannot remember the moment of The Crash itself...
Jury hears Canadian man who killed Muslim family was on drugs
... Testifying in his own defence, Mr Veltman told the jury during the trial he ingested a large quantity of magic mushrooms about 40 hours before The Crash...
Bix crash: Men died in crash after driving at 'insane' speeds
... Drink-driving and excess speed caused The Crash, the coroner concluded...
Five US troops die in training air crash in eastern Mediterranean
... The military statement did not specify where the aircraft was flying from or where The Crash happened...
Spitfire found in peatbog slowly being pieced back together
Aircraft enthusiasts are building a World War Two Spitfire using original pieces of a plane recovered from where it crashed in a Norwegian peatbog almost 80 years ago.
Auchterarder-born pilot, Flt Lt Alastair " Sandy" Gunn, had flown the aircraft out of RAF Wick in Caithness on 5 March 1942 on a Secret Mission to photograph The German battleship Tirpitz.
Gunn's aircraft was shot down. He was captured, interrogated, imprisoned and later executed after the Stalag Luft III " Great Escape".
His plane, Spitfire AA810, is being restored after the Crash Site was located on a mountainside near The Village of Surnadal, south west of Trondheim,
Parts of The Spitfire are still being found and many have been added to The Giant jigsaw puzzle.
The plane is being put together in a hangar at Sandown on The Isle of Wight by The Spitfire AA810 Project. It hopes to have The Machine airworthy by 2024.
New parts of the plane are being manufactured to replace sections that are missing or too badly damaged to use.
Tony Hoskins, of The Spitfire project, said: " Whilst it is sometimes more laborious to recover, repair and treat original parts compared to making new, every possible part recovered that can be used, will be used.
" We recovered a huge amount of material from the Crash Site , all of which had to be cleaned and sorted.
" Once organised the salvaged items can be compared to drawings and any missing or damaged bits replaced or repaired. "
The Work comes amid calls from The Project team to erect a memorial to Flt Lt Gunn and his fellow pilots of the Photographic Reconnaissance Unit (PRU).
Aberdeenshire MP Andrew Bowie brought a debate to the UK parliament earlier this month to support The Campaign .
Fundraising for The Memorial is due to be launched soon.
The Spitfire project also hopes to find out more about Flt Lt Gunn's " Penny". The Woman , believed to be his girlfriend, sent him a photograph taken in Algiers when he was a prisoner of war.
Mr Hoskins said: " On The Reverse of Penny's photo a stamp shows it has been passed by The Camp censor and would have accompanied a letter now sadly since lost.
" We Are still looking for her. "
PRU flew on clandestine reconnaissance missions and the photographs they took of infrastructure, troop movements and weapons sites were used in the planning of operations such as the D-Day landings.
The pilots' aircraft were stripped of guns and armour to make them lighter and also to carry photographic equipment and additional fuel.
Flt Lt Gunn was one of five pilots to fly Spitfire AA810. Built in Reading,
The Germans believed Flt Lt Gunn's Spitfire had been flown from A Secret air base in Norway or Sweden and used various techniques, including denying him food, during his interrogation.
Flt Lt Gunn gave details of his ordeal in letters and diaries he wrote. His interrogators even took him to a pub and poured drink down his throat in their efforts to make him talk.
The Pilot , who refused to give details of his missions, was later moved to Stalag Luft III in Poland and was a key figure in The Prisoner of wars' escape tunnel digging.
Flt Lt Gunn was among those to escape The Camp , but he was captured after Two Days on The Run and shot. He was 24.
Mr Hoskins said records showed the survival rate of PRU pilots was The Second lowest of any Allied aerial unit during World War Two.
He Said : " These crews have never been officially recognised, their sacrifices largely unknown. In total 452 men would be casualties flying with the PRU. "
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Source of news: bbc.com