Comedy
United States of America
It's the Rage is a 1999 American independent film directed by James D. Stern and starring Gary Sinise, Joan Allen, Andre Braugher, Danny Huston, Anna Paquin, and Jeff Daniels. The film tells the story of a group of individuals from various socioeconomic backgrounds and walks of life who find their lives intersecting in unexpected ways after a violent incident involving guns.
The movie is divided into different segments, each focusing on a different character whose life is affected by the event. The characters include a conservative businessman, a single mother trying to make ends meet, a struggling actor, a wealthy couple with marital problems, a self-righteous gun dealer, and a troubled teenager.
As the film progresses, the characters deal with the aftermath of the shooting in different ways. Some seek revenge, while others try to move on with their lives. The film explores themes of gun violence, societal divisions, and individual morality.
It's the Rage received mixed reviews upon its release but was praised for its strong ensemble cast and exploration of pressing social issues. Despite its limited commercial success, the film has been lauded for its relevance in the current political climate.
