Screening of Martin McDonagh's thriller 'Wild Horses Nine', set in 1973 during the US attempt to overthrow the Chilean government.
Wild Horses Nine is coming to MK Gallery for a run of screenings from 4 to 9 December. It's a 2026 film directed by Martin McDonagh, running 117 minutes in English, and it carries a 15 certificate.
The story is set in 1973, during the United States' attempt to overthrow the Chilean government. It follows a hitman for the US government with connections to the JFK assassination, who suddenly realises that his own people have put a hit on him to cover up the mess. It's a political thriller that puts a professional killer in the crosshairs of the very people he works for, with the Cold War in South America as the backdrop.
There are five screenings over the six days, so you can pick the one that fits your schedule. It opens on Friday 4 December at 7.00pm, followed by a captioned screening on Saturday 5 December at 1.30pm. Sunday 6 December is at 10.30am, Tuesday 8 December is a Silver Screening at 10.30am, and the final showing is Wednesday 9 December at 2.50pm. Between the early morning, mid-afternoon and evening slots, there's a time in there for almost any kind of day.
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Admission ranges from free to £9, depending on the session, so it's an easy one to drop into without spending much. If you're heading to MK Gallery, just keep the dates and times in mind—the run starts on Friday 4 December and wraps up on Wednesday 9 December.
