Michael Keaton directs himself in the moody thriller-drama Knox Goes Away, about a professional killer suffering from dementia.
It’s Keaton’s second feature as a director, after The Merry Gentleman (2008), which I didn’t see, but in which he also played a professional hitman. I guess he is a genre aficionado, just like the rest (or at least some) of us.
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