Jude Law's The Order Debuts at Venice Fest

Jude Law stars as FBI agent Terry Husk in Justin Kurzel’s new film, 'The Order,’ which premiered at the Venice Film Festival. The thriller, based on true events from the 1980s, follows Husk as he combats a violent white separatist group led by Robert Mathews (Nicholas Hoult) intent on inciting a race war. The film delves into themes of domestic terrorism and the unpredictable nature of radicalization among disaffected youth. Law's character is a weary FBI agent seeking a quieter life but drawn back into intense action. 'The Order' is noted for its historical relevance and timely themes, reflecting ongoing societal issues. The film is also noteworthy for its strong performances and Kurzel's signature tense, immersive storytelling style.