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The piercing traumas of school shootings, when they've made it into the movies, have seldom carried quite the right tone. "Mass," Fran Kranz's meditative chamber piece, is a sober and wrenching exception. The film is about two sets of parents who meet, cautiously and with still raw wounds, to talk six years after a school shooting that brought their families together.
Composed with excruciating care by first time writer-director Fran Kranz, the film could prove an uplifting experience to viewers who can take it.
NEW YORK (CNS) -- Understated and strikingly realistic, 'Mass' (Bleeker Street), actor-turned-writer/director Fran Kranz's feature film debut, tackles a tough subject: the emotional impact of a school shooting on those left behind.
The piercing traumas of school shootings, when they've made it into the movies, have seldom carried quite the right tone. Even the best intentions in wading into such tragic horrors can come off as insincere, even exploitive.
NEW YORK (CNS) -- Understated and strikingly realistic, 'Mass' (Bleeker Street), actor-turned-writer/director Fran Kranz's feature film debut, tackles a tough subject: the emotional impact of a school shooting on those left behind.