Jude Law It will follow his previous 2024 film, burning firewith a dark and controversial thriller that just premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The order The film follows the FBI's investigation into a neo-Nazi crime group in the 1980s, and is based on the true story of the white supremacist terrorist organization of the same name, also known as the Silent Brotherhood. The American group was responsible for a variety of robberies in order to fund their movement and war against the government, and eventually became involved in a murder. As Variety reported:, At a press conference at the Venice Film Festival, Lu discussed the importance of The order On the similarities between the film and current events and far-right groups around the world, he said:
Unfortunately, the importance of this work speaks for itself. I felt that this work had to be done now. It is always interesting to find a work from the past that has such a strong connection to the present.
The order The film also stars Nicholas Hoult, Tye Sheridan, Allison Oliver, Jurnee Smollett, and Odessa Young. The film is directed by Justin Kurzel, who has explored similar violence and extremist ideologies in excellent films. Snowtown and Nitram.Kirzel echoed Lou's words in Venice, saying:It's always extraordinary when you find a piece of writing or an event from the past that has some kind of perspective that can have a conversation with politics today.Tye Sheridan plays a younger police officer who joins Lou's character on the hunt, and added that the role took him back to his childhood:
“It’s a great piece that explores how people from a small community can be manipulated by an extremist ideology. I grew up in a small town of 1,200, so I definitely saw certain things growing up where people could potentially turn to violence, especially in these subcultures. In the US, you have a certain ideology that comes down to generations of living in a small community and not being exposed to anything, so that was one of the things that really caught my attention. [me] “To the project.”
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The film may be based on a 1989 book. Silent Brotherhood In fact, this scenario seems even more relevant in 2024, as Low and Kurzel point out. In the past decade, dangerous far-right groups have emerged around the world more than ever before. In August 2024, riots broke out across the United Kingdom by fascist and racist extremist groups such as the National Alternative, the British Movement, and the English Defense League; and at the end of that month, the far-right Alternative for Germany party won its first general election. Turkey has recently suffered waves of neo-Nazi attacks, both by individuals and groups such as the Ataman Brotherhood and the Grey Wolves. So have Tunisia, Brazil, Sweden, Hungary, South Africa, India, and countless other countries.
In the United States, of course, the far right has grown dramatically in both numbers and confidence over the past decade. One need look no further than the Heritage Foundation and its 2025 Presidential Transition Project (colloquially known as the 2025 Project), a far-right mega-tome that aims to criminalize all manner of behavior and restrict the freedoms of ordinary Americans. And with the U.S. election just two months away, the daunting political issues raised by the U.S. presidential election have only become more complex. The order These principles seem to be as relevant today as they were in the 1980s, if not more so.
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The film premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The film is set to open in limited theaters in the United States on December 6, while Prime Video will release it internationally.
