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Mass Appeal (1984)

A young seminarian rattles the established order at a Catholic parish run by an older pastor.

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Tom E 01 Mar 2008

"Father" Jack Lemmon did his usual spectacular job -- the first I ever saw of Zeljkoand I loved what I saw

Chris C 15 Apr 2007

A bit dry and outdatted, well, maybe not with the current roman church but also a movie that had tons of meaning for me.

Daniel D 07 Apr 2012

Mark Dolson (Zeljko Ivanek), a passionate and idealistic seminarian is assigned to work with a jaded priest (Jack Lemmon) in rich suburbia. Their relationship gets a rocky start, but soon they find some common ground. As they begin to forge a friendship, a number of issues confronting the Roman Catholic Church are examined. This film is sensitive, introspective and deep, while remaining accessible.

Dennis Schwartz 21 Nov 2005

It tries to put a pleasant face on the Catholic Church.

Kerry : 10 Jan 2007