Knight Shamaran was born in India on August 6, 1970. Roles: screenwriter, director, and actor were born in India, but grew up in Philadelphia, USA. Both his parents and twelve close relatives are doctors, but apart from the role of Dr. Hill in the directed "Ghost Eyes", he did not inherit his father's career, but engaged in a film career. When he was eight years old, Shamaran watched Spielberg’s "Ark of the Ark" and determined to be a director. His father gave him a super 8mm camera. By the time he was fifteen, he had already filmed forty. Five short films, and started writing feature film scripts. After completing his studies in the Film Department of New York University, he sold his first work "Praying With Anger" with a family-sponsored $750,000. It describes the story of his return to India to visit his birthplace and was awarded the 1993 American Film Academy Film Festival. "Best Individual First Film Award". This made it easy for him to raise funds to film his second filming and directed work "Wide Awake", which was filmed at the Philadelphia Catholic High School where he attended. In 1999, the mainstream supernatural horror film "Ghost Eyes" was even more successful, which made his film career go smoothly. In 2000, the new work "The Mystery of the Undead" was launched, but the response was not satisfactory. In the summer of 2002, the supernatural giant "Signs" was released. Actor's work: Signs (2002)
Unbreakable About the director
2021-10-18 09:27
Extended Reading
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Emilie 2022-03-24 09:01:11
Silly Maran + Willis. Most of the previous tunes are more pretending, and they reversed in the last 5 minutes. The reversal of "Sixth Sense of Supernatural" can only mean this kind of pediatric reversal. Two and a half stars.
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Emilie 2022-04-20 09:01:08
Horror ending, but still a little weaker, not subversive
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David Dunn: I wanted to ask you a question. It's gonna sound a little strange, just think about it for a second, okay?
Audrey Dunn: Okay.
David Dunn: When's the last time I was sick? Do you remember?
Audrey Dunn: Um, I don't know. It's been a while.
David Dunn: I haven't been sick this year, I know that.
Audrey Dunn: Okay.
David Dunn: Do you remember me getting sick?
Audrey Dunn: Um... not a specific day. What - what's this about?
David Dunn: Audrey, do you remember me ever getting sick? In the three years we lived in this house? In the old apartment? Before Joseph was born? Before we ever got married?
Audrey Dunn: I - I can't remember.
David Dunn: Don't you think that's kind of weird, not remembering one cold or a fever or a sore throat? What do you think it means?
Audrey Dunn: Um... I think it means probably too tired to remember.
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Joseph Dunn: I'm just going to shoot you once!