Wild Horse Nine, Martin McDonagh’s new film, opened in Hungary on 5 November, according to the distributor’s release list. Corvin cinema’s listing names John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell among its principal cast.
The story follows two CIA agents from Santiago to Easter Island in the period before Chile’s 1973 coup. That starting point may appeal to audiences interested in the director’s dark comedy. The official trailer is a useful way to decide whether this is the right choice for an evening out.
An English-language cinema option in Budapest
Corvin lists English dialogue with Hungarian subtitles, a useful starting point for English-speaking residents and visitors. Its guide to English-language screenings can help you find suitable performances before you select the actual date and time.
The distributor’s trailer embedded here is dubbed in Hungarian. Check the language of the cinema screening on the ticket page instead of inferring it from that video. The listings cited here do not promise Chinese subtitles; Chinese-speaking readers should consider whether they are comfortable following the film in English.
Showtimes and seat availability can change, so check the programme again before setting out. For other choices, explore Sunrise on the Reaping’s Hungarian release and Whispers in the Woods at Toldi.
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Budapest Global Review: Wild Horse Nine: McDonagh’s new film screens in Budapest. Budapest Global Review, 5 November 2026. https://globalreview.hu/en/cikk/vadlo-kilenc-budapest-angol-vetites-2026