Jude Law Shines in 'The Order,' Tackling Neo-Nazi Terror

Justin Kurzel's new film blends action and historical drama, highlighting the roots of white supremacy in the U.S.

Set in 1983, 'The Order' follows FBI agent Terry Husk as he investigates a white supremacist group in the Pacific Northwest.
The film is based on 'The Silent Brotherhood,' a non-fiction book about real-life neo-Nazi activities.
Jude Law delivers a standout performance as the driven and weary agent Husk.
Nicholas Hoult portrays Robert Jay Matthews, the charismatic leader of the neo-Nazi group.
The film intertwines action sequences with a commentary on the enduring threat of white supremacy.