Collide

Core cast includes two Black women characters (Kat Graham and Aisha Dee) who reflect vastly different experiences. One has a traumatic past caused by South African apartheid, while the other has fallen into a windfall of cocaine and hopes to make a quick profit from it. But Dee's character, who doesn't seem cut out for a life of drug dealing, is unsure about the plan. While both have extremes that affect their storylines -- with Graham's character even considering murder and suicide -- the actresses are able to show range and aren't treated as part of a monolith. But cast is mostly White men, one of whom talks with a "blaccent" and has a criminal record, which has the impact of loosely associating Blackness with criminality.

Scenes involving attempted suicide. Scenes with guns and shooting. A subplot includes attempted murder and attempted suicide. A character dies from gunfire; another dies from an explosion (a bomb strapped to a chair). Various characters are injured from the explosion. Discussions of murder and manslaughter.

A character listens to an audio recording of his wife having an affair, including sexual moaning and other sexual content.

Language includes "f--k," "f---ing," "hell," "bulls--t," "motherf----r," and ableist language including "retard." Exclamatory use of "God."

Scenes with drinking; discussions of alcoholism and other substance abuse. A storyline involves trafficking a pound or more of cocaine.