Police crime drama with great casting, great acting and great script. A grieving mother, a DEA agent, and a university professor, all fighting the same fight against criminals in leather jackets as in suit and tie. It's hard to say who's the most despicable, the gangster who knows he's a murderer or the murderers who convince themselves that they're doing it for a good cause. Crisis was a breath of fresh air, it doesn't try to preach about sexual orientation, gender roles, etc, that's unfortunately so common these days, and neither does it try to be the typically sophisticated and smart movie with the countless of plot holes that usually comes with it too. No strained dialogue or artsy mumbojumbo. It's simply liberated from all of that, and so very liberating to watch.
Review of Crisis
