Crossover
for sexual content and some language.
| Moral Rating: | not reviewed |
| Moviemaking Quality: |
|
| Primary Audience: | Teens Adults |
| Genre: | Sports Action Drama |
| Length: | |
| Year of Release: | 2006 |
| USA Release: |
September 1, 2006 (wide) |
Teens! Have questions? Find answers in our popular TeenQs section. Get answers to your questions about life, dating and much more.
| Featuring | Anthony Mackie, Wesley Jonathan, Wayne Brady, Kristen Wilson, Eva Pigford, Little JJ, Allen Payne |
| Director |
Preston A. Whitmore II |
| Producer | Frank Mancuso Jr. |
| Distributor |
 Sony Pictures Classics, a division of Sony Pictures Entertainment |
“Play by your own rules.”
Here’s what the distributor says about their film: “The clock strikes midnight, the ball hits the floor, the word has spread and the converted rail station is alive with basketball. They don’t play for a school and they don’t cheer for a pro team. They play for the street and it’s underground…. way underground. Crossover is an… urban drama set against the thrilling world of streetball. The story follows two young hopefuls, Tech (Anthony Mackie) and Cruise (Wesley Jonathan), who must bring every move they have to the floor to unseat the reigning champions from the throne they have held for far too long.
There are no rules. Only the respect that comes with winning.
A naturally talented basketball player, Noah Cruise is determined to become a doctor using his basketball scholarship to UCLA pre-med, rather than succumb to the lure of former sports agent Vaughn and go for the NBA. His best friend, who took the fall for him and did time for an assault charge, Tech, also an outstanding basketball player, has less lofty ambitions: he wants to get his GED and win an underground street ball game against his arrogant rival, Jewelz. Their lives change drastically when they fall in love with two local girls and take a fateful trip to L.A. together.”
See list of Relevant Issues—questions-and-answers.
