The Zurich Film Festival will honor director Martin McDonagh with its “A Tribute To …” award at the festival’s 22nd edition in September. Multiple outlets report that McDonagh—an Oscar winner known for films including “Three Billboards Outside Ebbing, Missouri”—will receive the honorary prize in person during a gala screening tied to his upcoming feature, “Wild Horse Nine.” The festival is scheduled to present the film as a gala premiere at the same event where McDonagh accepts the award. Sources also describe “Wild Horse Nine” as a black comedy and confirm the film’s star cast, including John Malkovich and Sam Rockwell, alongside Steve Buscemi, with additional cast members mentioned in reporting. Across the coverage, the festival frames the award as recognition of McDonagh’s outstanding contribution to cinema, while the gala screening is positioned as the platform to showcase his latest work at the festival next month. The reports agree on the award, the timing in September, and the connection between the honor and the film’s premiere.