Sundance Hit ‘Mass’ is a Tragic Tale of Loss (Review)
For most of us, it's hard to imagine the pain that would come from the loss of a child. I don't know how many people ever would also stop to think about the pain for those whose children take the lives of other kids.
That's at the heart of the directorial debut feature film from actor Fran Kranz.
In 'Mass,' two sets of parents entangled in a lawsuit meet up for a private conversation in a neutral zone. In a utility room at a church where none of them attend, the four adults finally sit down face to face with each other.
Martha Plimpton and Jason Isaacs star as Gail and Jay. They lost their teenage son in a school shooting.
Ann Dowd and Reed Birney star as Richard and Linda. Their son, who was also a student at the same school, pulled the trigger.
As they all sit dow...
