Steve Buscemi on Wild Horse Nine: 'The US was complicit in this coup – and I think we as Americans should face that and reckon with it'
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Steve Buscemi on Wild Horse Nine: 'The US was complicit in this coup – and I think we as Americans should face that and reckon with it'
Stars Steve Buscemi and Mariana Di Girolamo discuss Martin McDonagh’s powerful new movie Wild Horse Nine, which explores the CIA’s murky role in the military coup in ’70s Chile. Martin McDonagh has always been fascinated by the contradictions of human behaviour. His characters can be funny, charming and tender, while also capable of extraordinary cruelty. […]
Martin McDonagh's film is a black comedy about two CIA spies before the 1973 coup d'état in Chile.
In Martin McDonagh's raven black tragicomedy "Wild Horse Nine", Sam Rockwell and John Malkovich embody two hired killers on detours in front of the idyllic backdrop of Easter Island – a great pleasure. The song is wrapped up on American intelligence policy in a framework action just before the 1973 military coup in Chile.
Two CIA agents, one coup and the Easter Island: John Malkovich is in Oscar form in Wild Horse Nine. In the dpa interview, he reveals why the dark stuff can be funny.
Two CIA agents, one coup and the Easter Island: In "Wild Horse Nine", John Malkovich is in Oscar form. In the dpa interview, he reveals why the dark stuff can be funny.
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