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Alex Gibney's documentary KNIFE follows Salman Rushdie's recovery after the 2022 attack, screening with an introduction as part of FODI.
Free speech survives.
This is the outspoken cultural heavyweight and writer in his own words. With previously unseen footage captured by Rushdie's wife, Rachel Eliza Griffiths, this is both a powerful document of his journey of recovery following the attempt on his life in 2022, and a reflection on his life and work. With introduction by leading scholar.
Directed by Alex Gibney, US, 2026, 107 mins, Unclassified 18+. Image: courtesy of Madman Entertainment.
IndieWire's Kate Erbland described the immediate impact of hearing Rushdie narrate his own attempted murder, delivered with a calm and often darkly humorous demeanour.
Part of the Festival of Dangerous Ideas program. Tickets on sale from 9am 1 July; save 15% when booking at least 3 different sessions in a single transaction (Festival Multipack, minimum 3 sessions to complete).
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261-263 King Street, Newtown NSW 2042
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