'Knox Goes Away' Set for March Release, Directed by and Starring Michael Keaton

Michael Keaton takes on dual roles in this thriller about a hit man with dementia, aiming to save his son before time runs out.

Michael Keaton directs and stars in 'Knox Goes Away,' a thriller about a principled hit man named John Knox, facing a race against time due to his rapidly advancing dementia.
The film, also featuring Al Pacino and James Marsden, is set for a U.S. theatrical release on March 15, following its premiere at the Toronto Film Festival.
Keaton's character, John Knox, attempts to make amends and save his estranged son from a dangerous mistake while contending with his deteriorating mind.
Critics highlight Keaton's performance as compelling, despite noting the film's convoluted storyline.
'Knox Goes Away' marks Keaton's second directorial feature, showcasing his dual role as director and actor under tight production timelines.