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M. Night Shyamalan’s Knock at the Cabin wraps filming

June 14, 2022 by Liam Waddington

Writer and director M. Night Shyamalan has taken to Twitter to announce that his fifteenth feature film Knock at the Cabin has wrapped filming.

Going on the wall. Just wrapped #knockatthecabin sincerest love to the cast and crew. This one really changed me as a person and an artist. #riskeverythingeverytime pic.twitter.com/F4MtEPZzSP

— M. Night Shyamalan (@MNightShyamalan) June 11, 2022

“Going on the wall. Just wrapped #knockatthecabin sincerest love to the cast and crew. This one really changed me as a person and an artist,” Shyamalan wrote in a tweet alongside a picture of a clapperboard.

Although plot and character details are being kept under wraps, Knock at the Cabin is set to feature a cast that includes Rupert Grint (Servant), Nikki Amuka-Bird (Avenue 5), Dave Bautista (Dune), Ben Aldridge (Pennyworth) and Jonathan Groff (The Matrix Resurrections). Shyamalan has written and directed, and is also producing under his Blinding Edge Pictures banner.

Knock at the Cabin is set for release on February 3rd 2023.

 

Filed Under: Liam Waddington, Movies, News Tagged With: Knock at the Cabin, M. Night Shyamalan

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