Crossing the Line

About This Movie

Crossing the Line (1990) offers a gritty look at youth, friendship, and guilt interwoven with a touch of coming-of-age drama. The film dives into the life of a privileged kid who loves speed and bikes, but his world shatters after a tragic accident leaves his best friend in a coma, casting a heavy shadow over his life. The pacing feels deliberate, letting the weight of emotion and consequences sink in. It's less about the crash itself and more about the aftermath—the way it changes relationships and self-perception. There's an authenticity in the performances that really stands out, capturing the tension and turmoil of adolescence. The practical effects, while not groundbreaking, serve the narrative without overshadowing the core themes.

Explores themes of privilege and guilt. · Strong performances ground the emotional narrative. · Practical effects complement the story without overshadowing it.