LNDNKNTS Unveils “Fyre Rises” – A Gritty Tale of Redemption from Renowned Director Paul Knight

When the past ignites, the only way out is through the fire. A former elite assassin, now a broken man, is forced back into a violent underworld when a ruthless crime lord targets his family.

London, UK – Velox Entertainment in association with London Knights Productions (LNDNKNTS) proudly presents Fyre Rises, an ambitious new film that showcases the remarkable storytelling prowess and directorial skill of Paul Knight. This gripping drama, shot during the challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic, is a testament to the grit and determination of its creator and cast, who overcame every obstacle in their path to bring this compelling narrative to life. 

At the heart of Fyre Rises is Fyre, portrayed by Paul Marlon, a former elite assassin grappling with the shadows of his past. As he is thrust back into a treacherous world to protect his family from a dangerous crime lord, the film explores themes of redemption, sacrifice, and the relentless pursuit of self-forgiveness. With a talented ensemble cast that includes Aaron Sidwell, Charlene Aldridge, Jake Canuso, Ricky Grover and Harriet Thorpe to name a few and veteran actors Eric Roberts and Cynthia Rothrock, the film promises to deliver heart-pounding action alongside a deeply resonant emotional journey. 

Paul Knight’s vision shines through not only as the writer and director but also as an editor, showcasing his multifaceted talent and dedication to crafting a film that resonates with audiences on multiple levels. Knight’s ability to weave intense character-driven narratives with visceral action sequences has positioned him as a leading figure in contemporary filmmaking. “Creating Fyre Rises during such uncertain times was both challenging and invigorating,” said Knight. “The experience has only strengthened my resolve to tell stories that reflect the human spirit’s resilience. I hope audiences connect with Fyre’s journey and find inspiration in his fight for redemption.”

 With a formidable crew supporting his vision—including DoP Harvey Glen, sound designer Ryan Hatton, and stunt coordinator Mark Johnston—Fyre Rises is a production marked by excellence. The film has already garnered critical acclaim, winning accolades at prestigious film festivals such as the London Independent Film Festival, Oniros Film Awards and the Romford Film Festival, and earning nominations at the National Film Awards. As Fyre Rises prepares for its release, Paul Knight stands as a beacon of inspiration for aspiring filmmakers everywhere, demonstrating that perseverance and passion can lead to remarkable storytelling, even in the face of adversity. 

For more updates, follow Fyre Rises on social media at @fyrerises, Velox Entertainment @veloxents and London Knights Productions at @lndnknts. 

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