‘Wild Horse Nine’ Gets Rapturous 14-Minute Standing Ovation At Venice World Premiere
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Martin McDonagh’s first feature film in four years, Wild Horse Nine, premiered Thursday evening at the Venice Film Festival, where it earned a rapturous 14-minute, 44-second ovation from the audience in the festival’s Sala Grande.
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