Chile will begin its summer time adjustment on Saturday, September 5, when clocks in most continental regions will move forward by 60 minutes. ^[1] American actor John Malkovich was visibly emotional after his new film 'Wild Horse Nine' received a 13-minute standing ovation at its world premiere at the Venice Film Festival. ^[2] In the Chilean Islands, including Easter Island and the Salas y Gómez islands, the time change will occur at 22:00 hours on the first Saturday of September. ^[3] The regions of Aysén and Magallanes will maintain their current time zone (UTC-3) and will not participate in the summer time shift. ^[4] The film 'Wild Horse Nine' was directed by Martin McDonagh and features an ensemble cast including Sam Rockwell, Steve Buscemi, Tom Waits, and Parker Posey. ^[5] The film's plot is set in 1973 and follows two CIA agents played by Malkovich and Sam Rockwell who are sent from Santiago to Easter Island just before a military coup in Chile. ^[6] Álvaro Vidal explained that summer time delays the release of melatonin and consequently delays the onset of sleep. ^[7] Malkovich rejected rumors of retirement, stating he does not plan to retire because he believes he will be retired when the time comes. ^[8]