Daily screenings of Martin McDonagh's darkly comic thriller 'Wild Horse Nine', set in 1973 during the US attempt to overthrow the Chilean government.
Wild Horse Nine is screening at the Connaught Cinema from 7 to 16 November, with daily screenings throughout the run. It's a darkly comic drama from Martin McDonagh, the writer and director behind In Bruges, Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri and The Banshees of Inisherin.
The film is set in 1973, during the US attempt to overthrow the Chilean government. It follows two CIA agents, Chris and Lee, on a mission from Santiago to Easter Island that tests their trust to the limit. At the centre of it all is a US government hitman with connections to the JFK assassination, who finds himself targeted by his own people. It's a political thriller with that particular brand of sharp, bleak comedy McDonagh is known for, and the 1970s Chilean backdrop gives it a specific, tense atmosphere.
It runs 136 minutes, so it's a proper length of a film rather than a quick trip to the cinema. It carries a BBFC 15 certificate, which means you'll need photo ID to get in. The cinema is the Connaught, on Union Place in Worthing (BN11 1LG), and since it's running daily from the 7th to the 16th, you've got plenty of dates to choose from rather than just one night.
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Tickets start from £5.50, with a £0.75 transaction fee on top. Between the 136-minute runtime and the daily screenings, there's plenty of room to fit it in whenever suits you best.
