When a contract killer has a rapidly evolving form of dementia, he is offered an opportunity to redeem himself by saving the life of his estranged adult son.
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Cast
Michael Keaton
Director
Michael Keaton
John 'Aristotle' Knox
Ray McKinnon
Thomas Muncie
Cassie Moronez
Waitress
Paul Perri
Dr. Burns
Joanna Kulig
Annie
Edwin Garcia II
Elian Zubiri
Nicole Reddinger
Annette Elmora
Suzy Nakamura
Detective Emily Ikari
John Hoogenakker
Detective Rale
Dennis Dugan
Philo Jones
Kristofer Gordon
Storage Clerk
James Marsden
Miles Knox
Charles Bisset
Andrew Palmer
Jimmy Ortega
Guard
Lela Loren
Cheryl Knox
Jay Paulson
Detective Gelfuso
Sasha Neboga
Ludmilla
Al Pacino
Xavier Crane
Gregory Poirier
Writer
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wonderful movie 🍿
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I really feel sorry for the Knox he took the blame for the crime he didn't do,what a life
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Michael Keaton has demonstrated remarkable visualization in his debut as actor-director. While most actor-directors show competence, Michael Keaton created genuine visual artistry. Although one success does not establish excellence of talent, Keaton appears to have a promising future as a director. Knox Goes Away is on par with actor-director works by Clint Eastwood, Ben Affleck, Kenneth Branagh, Richard Attenborough, Greta Gerwig, etc.... The trend toward actor-producers has been quite beneficial to the quality of product in the industry -- to maintain artistic integrity rather than completely pandering to business profit. It also invites appearances by upper echelon performers, who otherwise would decline working on a particular project. Here, the example is Al Pachino. And the result is analogous to "form follows function."
I'm going to watch it
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