A moody drama with Michael Keaton playing a hitman? Sure, sign me up.
In addition to starring as the lead character, Keaton also directed “Knox Goes Away.” In the film, John Knox is a contract killer who’s been dealing with memory loss. When he meets with a doctor, Knox is diagnosed with a fast-moving form of dementia that will give him only weeks to live.
Without much time left, Knox starts making arrangements to pass on all of his money to his estranged family. However, the plan becomes complicated when his son Miles (James Marsden) shows up one night asking for help in covering up a crime.
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