In the 1984 comedy-drama film "Mass Appeal", a young seminarian challenges the status quo at an affluent suburban Catholic parish when he questions the established priest's views on the ordination of women and defends two expelled seminarians who were suspected of being gay. As tensions rise, the priest is forced to confront his own complacency and the true nature of change within the church. With a strong performance from Jack Lemmon and Željko Ivanek, this film explores themes of religion, suburbia, and personal growth in a thought-provoking and engaging way.