"The Crossing" is a 1990 film directed by Robert Harmon, depicting the life of George Washington during the American Revolutionary War. The story focuses on Washington's daring decision to lead his troops across the Delaware River on Christmas night in 1776, aiming to surprise the enemy forces in Trenton, New Jersey. The film highlights the challenges faced by Washington and his men, including harsh weather conditions and dwindling morale. It emphasizes themes of leadership, sacrifice, and the fight for independence, showcasing a pivotal moment in American history that helped turn the tide of the war.