Michael Keaton Directs and Stars in 'Knox Goes Away', a Thriller Exploring Dementia and Redemption

The film, featuring a hitman facing dementia, has garnered mixed reviews but is noted for its strong performances and unique narrative.

Michael Keaton returns as director and star in the thriller 'Knox Goes Away', featuring a hitman with dementia attempting to save his estranged son.
The film, praised for its ensemble cast and Keaton's direction, explores themes of redemption, family, and the impact of dementia.
Despite mixed reviews, Keaton's portrayal of a hitman grappling with dementia and the film's unique narrative structure have garnered attention.
'Knox Goes Away' was shot on a limited budget and schedule, emphasizing creative constraints that contributed to the film's intimate and raw aesthetic.
Keaton's interest in non-stereotypical Los Angeles locations adds a distinctive backdrop to the thriller, reflecting his passion for location scouting.