The parents of both the shooter and one of the victims of a school shooting tragedy agree to meet and talk in an attempt to move forward.
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★★★★★
7/10 - hard to watch and packed with the powerful performances (particularly Ann Dowd's), this debut film for writer/director Fran Kranz plays very much like something you would expect to see on the stage but I felt it was a little overlong at times.
★★★★★
Absolutely fantastic dialogue here but even better acting. Outstanding and I really don't know how even critics are forgetting to recgonize what was done here by these actors and actresses.
I've seen some people connecting this with the guns issue in the US,...
★★★★★
Fran Kranz's 'Mass' is a breathtaking debut feature about grieving parents that will linger long after the movie is over. The four-person ensemble group delivers fascinating performances while conveying a nail-biting story. Honest, optimistic, and brave, it is...
★★★★★
Mass tells a heart-breaking story in a way that feels unique in its own way with using interesting editing and dialogue choices that all in all makes it purposeful to see the experience writer/director Fran Kranz has crafted. Performance wise it is filled with...
★★★★★
In my opinion, this is the best movie since JOKER (2019). I am 43 years old, i haven't cried watching a movie or generally, for a long time, however there are moments here that brought tears to my eyes. They don't make movies like this anymore. This is a hymn...
