Miki MacKennedy's Reviews > Mass Mothering

Mass Mothering by Sarah Bruni was an interesting take on the mass disappearances of boy and young men in countries being torn apart. The concept was interesting but felt disjointed at times. We first see the story through the interviewer's eyes as he interviews the mothers of the missing and then we see the story through the eyes of a young ESL teacher who stumbles upon it and gets sponsored to translated it. Although there were some great images and peeks into the people behind the story, the telling didn't hold it all together for me.