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'The Order' Director Justin Kurzel Shares Relevance of His Neo-Nazi Thriller for Today
MovieWebStory by George Edelman
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Director Justin Kurzel's neo-Nazi thriller 'The Order' taps into timely themes of family and racism amid rising extremism
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- Kurzel's film stars Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult, and Tye Sheridan as members of a shadowy white supremacist group, bringing a chilling dose of reality to the big screen
- With 'The Order' hitting theaters on Dec. 6, Kurzel aims to explore the complex psychology behind recruitment into hate movements and the corrosive impact on families
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Justin Kurzel, Jude Law, Nicholas Hoult, Tye Sheridan, Vertical, The Order