Ink Trailer: Danny Boyle Explores the Origins of the Murdoch Empire

Ink Trailer: Danny Boyle Explores the Origins of the Murdoch Empire

      Opening the Venice Film Festival and acquired by Netflix for a year-end release, Danny Boyle’s *Ink* explores the origins of Rupert Murdoch’s empire, featuring a cast that includes Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce, and Claire Foy. The film is based on the Tony-nominated play by James Graham, who also adapted it for the screen. Boyle has shown his talent for portraying significant global figures in the past, and we are excited to see what he brings to this project.

      Here’s the synopsis: “A group of visionaries and misfits envisioned a new type of journalism—one that would cater to the audience's desires and transform the world as we know it today. This film is based on the Tony Award-winning play of the same name.”

      Watch the teaser below in anticipation of its world premiere at Venice today, followed by a theatrical release on December 11 and a Netflix release on January 8. Stay tuned for our review from the Venice festival.

Ink Trailer: Danny Boyle Explores the Origins of the Murdoch Empire

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Ink Trailer: Danny Boyle Explores the Origins of the Murdoch Empire

Kicking off the Venice Film Festival and set to be released by Netflix at the end of the year, Danny Boyle’s Ink explores the origins of Rupert Murdoch’s empire. The film features a cast that includes Jack O’Connell, Guy Pearce, and Claire Foy, and is adapted from the Tony-nominated play by James Graham, who also penned this version. Boyle has previously demonstrated great skill in