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IN ‘WORTH,’ WEIGHING THE PERSONAL LOSSES OF 9/11

REVIEW “What is life worth?” asks Washington lawyer Kenneth J. Feinberg (Michael Keaton) in the opening scenes of the based-on-a-true-story drama “Worth,” while writing the question on a blackboard for a room full of law school students.

To Feinberg, it’s not a trick question or a moral one. It’s a calculation. There are legal parameters and predictions of future earning power that dictate the answer.

“The answer is a number,” he

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