Manhattan Night 2016
"No reporter can resist a siren."
In Manhattan Night (2016), Adrien Brody stars as Porter Wren, a hard-hitting tabloid journalist in New York City whose life revolves around uncovering scandals and sensational stories.
Director: Brian DeCubellis
Cast
Adrien Brody
Porter Wren
Yvonne Strahovski
Caroline Crowley
Campbell Scott
Simon Crowley
Jennifer Beals
Lisa Wren
Steven Berkoff
Hobbs
Linda Lavin
Norma
Kevin Breznahan
Ron
Thomas Bair
Tommy
Will Beinbrink
Billy
Frank Deal
Campbell
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Manhattan Night (2016) about?
Manhattan Night (2016) follows Porter Wren, a tabloid reporter whose routine hunt for scandal takes a dangerous turn when he's hired to investigate the murder of a filmmaker's husband. As he uncovers layers of deceit and blackmail, Porter's personal and professional life spirals into chaos, testing his loyalty to his family and his pursuit of the truth.
Who directed Manhattan Night?
Manhattan Night was directed by Brian DeCubellis, marking his feature film debut with a stylish blend of mystery and noir.
Who stars in Manhattan Night?
The film features Adrien Brody as Porter Wren, alongside Yvonne Strahovski as Caroline, Campbell Scott, Jennifer Beals, Steven Berkoff, and Linda Lavin in pivotal roles.
Is Manhattan Night (2016) worth watching?
With its gripping noir atmosphere and strong performances from Adrien Brody and Yvonne Strahovski, Manhattan Night (2016) delivers a compelling mystery that keeps viewers hooked. While not a blockbuster, it's a solid choice for fans of psychological thrillers and urban crime dramas.
How long is Manhattan Night?
Manhattan Night (2016) has a runtime of 113 minutes, offering just enough time to dive deep into its suspenseful narrative.
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About Manhattan Night (2016) — A Noir Thriller of Obsession and Murder in Manhattan
In Manhattan Night (2016), Adrien Brody stars as Porter Wren, a hard-hitting tabloid journalist in New York City whose life revolves around uncovering scandals and sensational stories. When a mysterious woman named Caroline (Yvonne Strahovski) hires him to investigate her husband's unsolved murder, Porter finds himself entangled in a web of dark secrets, forbidden desires, and dangerous blackmail. Directed by Brian DeCubellis, this neo-noir thriller blends seedy underworld intrigue with the high stakes of a personal investigation, where every clue could either expose the truth—or destroy Porter's career, marriage, and freedom. The film drips with the moody atmosphere of late-night diners, shadowy apartments, and the relentless pulse of Manhattan's underbelly.
As Porter digs deeper into the case, he's lured into a deadly game of cat and mouse, where the lines between victim and villain blur with each revelation. The story twists through a landscape of obsession and betrayal, where trust is a luxury and the truth is always just out of reach. With sharp dialogue and a gripping pace, Manhattan Night (2016) delivers a modern take on classic noir tropes, making it a must-watch for fans of psychological thrillers and urban mysteries.
