Variety
The movie announces Fran Kranz as a bold new filmmaker who has earned the right to excavate a subject as sensitive as this one.
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Mass
Two sets of parents come face-to-face in the aftermath of a mass shooting - one pair lost a child, the others' child performed the attack - in this dialogue-heavy drama. Stars Emmy winners Ann Dowd (The Handmaid's Tale) and Martha Plimpton (The Good Wife) alongside Jason Isaacs (Star Trek: Discovery) and Reed Birney (House of Cards).
2021111 minsUSABleecker Street
Drama
Mass | Reviews
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The Guardian
Mass may not be a particularly enjoyable experience but it's a strikingly effective one.
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IndieWire
Kranz's direction may not be flashy enough to earn him a spot on Marvel's shortlist, but the careful balance that he strikes between the movie's four lead performances reflects a natural confidence behind the camera.
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RogerEbert.com
An experiment in real-time drama that dissipates in its intensity and power just as it's getting through its emotional climaxes.
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Little White Lies
It's a study of human pain and anger in painstaking detail, supported by a script which is hauntingly realistic without dipping into mawkish or exploitative territory.
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New York Post
The film beautifully expresses humanity's best aspects - our capacity to forgive and connect with the most unlikely of people.
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Film Threat
All four main actors fully engaged in their roles because the material existed for them to do so.
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Vox
It's a showcase for its performers, but it's also a valuable experience for its audience.
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Mass is now playing in 7 cinemas in Australia.