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Justin Kurzel Talks Shifting Sands Of December 6 U.S. Release For Far-Right Thriller ‘The Order’ In Wake Of Donald Trump’s Re-Election
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scrn loglineFar-right thriller 'The Order' shifts its U.S. release plans in the wake of Donald Trump's re-election, director Justin Kurzel revealsbeat sheet- The Order, a neo-Nazi thriller directed by Justin Kurzel and starring Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult and Tye Sheridan, world premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September to strong reviews
- Kurzel, speaking at the Marrakech Film Festival, says the film's December 6 U.S. release date is being reconsidered in light of Trump's re-election, indicating the political climate may impact the film's rollout
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Justin Kurzel Talks Shifting Sands Of December 6 U.S. Release For Far-Right Thriller ‘The Order’ In Wake Of Donald Trump’s Re-Election
DeadlineStory by Melanie Goodfellow
scrn logline
Far-right thriller 'The Order' shifts its U.S. release plans in the wake of Donald Trump's re-election, director Justin Kurzel reveals
beat sheet
- The Order, a neo-Nazi thriller directed by Justin Kurzel and starring Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult and Tye Sheridan, world premiered at the Venice Film Festival in September to strong reviews
- Kurzel, speaking at the Marrakech Film Festival, says the film's December 6 U.S. release date is being reconsidered in light of Trump's re-election, indicating the political climate may impact the film's rollout
call sheet
Justin Kurzel, Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult, Tye Sheridan, Donald Trump, AGC Studios, Vertical, The Order