‘Wild Horse Nine’ is an ode to male friendship and toppling Marxists
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“It’s a fairytale f***ing town, isn’t it? How can a fairytale town not be somebody’s f***ing thing?” So thundered Ralph Fiennes’s Harry in Martin McDonagh’s 2008 black comedy In Bruges, confounded at the thought that someone might be indifferent to the quaint charms of medieval Belgium. McDonagh’s latest work, Wild Horse Nine, dispatches another pair
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‘Wild Horse Nine’ is an ode to male friendship and toppling Marxists
“It’s a fairytale f***ing town, isn’t it? How can a fairytale town not be somebody’s f***ing thing?” So thundered Ralph Fiennes’s Harry in Martin McDonagh’s 2008 black comedy In Bruges, confounded at the thought that someone might be indifferent to the quaint charms of...
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