The violent ones have returned, and they already regret killing Kennedy
In a Martin McDonagh film, John Malkovich portrays a cynical CIA agent reflecting on his life while preparing for a mission in 1973 Chile. The character, Chris, is disillusioned with his role in political assassinations and the destabilization of democracies. As he contemplates his impending death, the narrative explores themes of existentialism and moral ambiguity against the backdrop of the Easter Island setting. The film critiques contemporary American politics through its historical lens, highlighting the disconnect between the agent's actions and the consequences faced by others.
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