Screening of the 1973 comedy-crime thriller 'Wild Horse Nine', set before the Chilean coup, at Odeon Stoke.
Wild Horse Nine is screening at Odeon Stoke on Sunday 8 November. It's a comedy-crime thriller set shortly before the 1973 Chilean coup, and it runs for 118 minutes.
The story follows two CIA agents, Chris and Lee, who are dispatched from Santiago to Easter Island by their bureau chief, MJ. The island's iconic statues provide the backdrop, and as the two longtime partners work there, they wrestle with their dark pasts and the conspiracies of the present. Things shift when Chris forms a bond with a pair of rebellious students, a connection that threatens to send the whole trip to that remote paradise sideways.
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It's a film that balances its political backdrop with a crime plot and a comedic streak, and at just under two hours, it's a full afternoon's watch. The 15 certificate means it's aimed at an older audience, so keep that in mind if you're planning a family outing. If you're in Stoke on the 8th and fancy a trip to the cinema, this is one that'll take you from the city to Easter Island for the afternoon.
