#Sundance2026: In an interview with TheWrap’s sharonwaxman, novelist Salman Rushdie said "Knife: The Attempted Murder of Salman Rushdie" began as a record he and his wife agreed to keep during his recovery from his 2022 stabbing, offering an unflinching look at the aftermath of a terrorist attack. The film features previously unseen footage and is shaped by two opposing forces, Rushdie explains: the hatred of his attacker and the love of his wife, which ultimately guided the story.