Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult Star in Chilling Thriller 'The Order'

The film, based on real events, explores the rise of a white nationalist group in the 1980s and debuts in theaters on December 6.

Directed by Justin Kurzel, 'The Order' is adapted from the 1989 nonfiction book 'The Silent Brotherhood,' chronicling the crimes of a neo-Nazi group led by Robert Jay Mathews.
Jude Law plays fictional FBI agent Terry Husk, while Nicholas Hoult portrays the group's leader, Mathews, in a performance described as both charismatic and unsettling.
Kurzel employed unconventional methods, asking Law to secretly follow Hoult to deepen their understanding of their characters' dynamic.
The film examines the seductive and dangerous power of extremist ideologies, drawing parallels between historical events and present-day issues.
'The Order' premiered at the Venice Film Festival in August and features a supporting cast including Jurnee Smollett and Tye Sheridan.