Mass
For Caitriona Balfe, being afforded the opportunity to join the cast of Belfast was “a gift from the post-lockdown gods.” She described director Kenneth Branagh’s script, based on his childhood, as a beautiful story which gave her the good fortune to act opposite the likes of Jamie...
Jason Isaacs was at a Starbucks when he sat down to read the script for "Mass" for the first time. It was a decision he'd come to regret, if only because at some point he started "heaving with sobs" and couldn't stop. Strangers in the shop looked at him like they were debating whether to call a...
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.
"Mass," Fran Kranz's meditative chamber piece, is a sober and...