Actress and producer Tilke Hill created the micro-series “Why I Murdered My Roommate” to unify people with dark comedy, but also show how laughter comes in many forms. Along with Tilke’s many other projects, she has created a digital short easy called “Queer Suffragist” for the Toronto/ Buffalo PBS affiliate. The Knockturnal spoke with Tilke Hill about her career and Amazon Prime micro-series.
The Friendliest Town is a documentary observing and investigating the complex story of Kelvin Sewell, the first African American Police Chief of a small Maryland town, directed by journalist Stephen Janis. We got an opportunity to sit down with the team behind it.
Three decades later and “Coming 2 America” is making it’s long-awaited royal comeback with a 21st-century spin that’s sure to keep audiences laughing for years to come.
“We have many people in the diaspora that are doing beautiful work across the world.” – Se Joe
Whenever I told people I was working on this list, a typical response was, “What even came out this year?”
Prepping for turkey and pumpkin pie, or an exit plan for those cringe-worthy conversations over the table at Thanksgiving dinner? Either way, Alan Ball’s latest dramedy, “Uncle Frank” is here to help!
Loved ‘Black Swan’?—we have just the right film to add to your queue. Euphoria‘s Sydney Sweeney and Madison Iseman play sisters in a new supernatural thriller set to premiere on Amazon Prime Video as part of their Welcome to the Blumhouse series. Centered around ambition, the film raises the question, how far will you go to achieve success?
The Boys are back!
The Boys are back on Sept. 4!
‘Become Inspired’ is a documentary-style series focusing on the journey of successful individuals with stories of perseverance and overcoming obstacles to reach the desired goal.