That is the basis for Fran Kranz’s emotionally raw debut feature, Mass, a film that is necessarily an actors’ showcase but also an exercise in pared-down filmmaking that finds tension and release in the subtlest of camera gestures. One set of parents have lost their son to a mass shooter at his high school, the other set’s son was himself the mass shooter. Their reason for meeting pertains to their respective sons, both of whom have died. Two sets of parents enter a plain, drab room located down the hallway of an unassuming Episcopalian church.
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