#New Clip From Knocking Teases Precarious Encounters

The clip shows Molly (Milocco) at the door along with a policeman, after she has called for assistance with an incident she witnessed. Molly claims that she saw a couple struggling outside the apartment building earlier, and insists that the short-haired woman before her (who is being held closely by her male companion) was forced back into the building when she tried to leave. For their part, both the woman and the man shrug off the whole thing as an argument, and nothing more. 

This comes after Molly begins the film discharged from the psych ward of a hospital following a trauma she’s still processing — so is Molly okay? Is she feeling guilt for a loss she thinks she could have prevented, and projecting that onto this woman and the knocking noises she hears around her flat? Or is there really someone in the building who needs help? Well … what does your gut tell you?

Founded in 2018 and launched out of Fantasia International Film Festival, Yellow Veil Pictures is a boutique sales company that has repped Tilman Singer’s “Luz” by Screen Media, Larry Fessenden’s “Depraved” by IFC Midnight, and Philip Gelatt and Morgan Galen King’s adult fantasy animation “The Spine of Night,” coming to Shudder.

“Knocking” premiered at Sundance in January of 2021 and will be released in the fall.