Wild Horse Nine (2026)

Set against the political upheavals of 1973 Chile, this darkly comic espionage thriller follows two veteran CIA operatives whose uneasy friendship is tested by the secrets and betrayals of their profession. During a trip to Easter Island, aging intelligence agent Chris Carlisle and his longtime colleague Lee Chesterfield find themselves confronting the consequences of decades spent engineering covert operations around the globe. As Chris grows increasingly erratic and begins revisiting his clandestine past, Lee faces an agonizing conflict between personal loyalty and institutional obligation. Unfolding against the island’s spectacular, isolated landscapes, this offbeat political thriller blends paranoid intrigue, caustic humor, and existential melancholy, examining the human costs of American interventionism and the moral corrosion of intelligence work. Beneath its labyrinth of conspiracies and shifting allegiances lies a poignant meditation on mortality, friendship, and the impossibility of escaping one’s past.