Director Danny Boyle's latest film, 'Ink,' made its North American debut at the Telluride Film Festival following its premiere at the Venice Film Festival. The drama chronicles the launch of Rupert Murdoch's British tabloid, The Sun, in 1969.
Boyle presented the film on Friday night, marking its first screening for a North American audience. The movie delves into the early days of Murdoch's media empire and the creation of a publication that would significantly impact British journalism.
Boyle's Murdoch Drama 'Ink' Premieres in North America at Telluride
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