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DTSTART:20211118T223000Z
SEQUENCE:0
TRANSP:OPAQUE
DTEND:20211118T050000Z
LOCATION:17701 Dartmouth Drive\nLewes DE 19958
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SUMMARY:Mass
CLASS:PUBLIC
DESCRIPTION:Mass is a powerful drama that explores the aftermath of a viol
 ent\ntragedy and how it affects the lives of two couples in different ways
 .\nYears after an unspeakable school shooting that tore their lives\napart
 \, two sets of parents (Jason Isaacs and Martha Plimpton\, Reed\nBirney an
 d Ann Dowd of Handmaiden’s Tale) agree to talk privately\nin an attempt
  to move forward. In this emotionally powerful film\,\nfirst-time writer/d
 irector Fran Kranz thoughtfully examines their\njourney of grief\, anger\,
  and acceptance by coming face to face with\nthe ones who have been left b
 ehind. [2021\, UK/US\, 111 min\, Rated:\nPG-13] Rex Reed of the Observer
  says\, “A film of rare ideas and\nsmashing performances.” Katie Wals
 h of the Tribune News\nService writes\, “Mass doesn’t impose any mea
 ning\, it simply\nobserves the searching for it\, and the infinitesimally 
 small\nsalvations we can hope to find in the process.” Venue: Cinema Art
 \nTheater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:Mass is a powerful drama that explores the af
 termath of a violent tragedy and how it affects the lives of two couples i
 n different ways. Years after an unspeakable school shooting that tore the
 ir lives apart\, two sets of parents (Jason Isaacs and Martha Plimpton\, R
 eed Birney and Ann Dowd of Handmaiden’s Tale) agree to talk privately i
 n an attempt to move forward. In this emotionally powerful film\, first-ti
 me writer/director Fran Kranz thoughtfully examines their journey of grief
 \, anger\, and acceptance by coming face to face with the ones who have be
 en left behind. [2021\, UK/US\, 111 min\, Rated: PG-13] Rex Reed of the 
 Observer says\, “A film of rare ideas and smashing performances.” Kat
 ie Walsh of the Tribune News Service writes\, “Mass doesn’t impose a
 ny meaning\, it simply observes the searching for it\, and the infinitesim
 ally small salvations we can hope to find in the process.” Venue: Cinema
  Art Theater. Presenter: Rehoboth Beach Film Society.
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