The Order review: An arresting look at American neo-Nazis and the police
Writer-director Dennis Lehane spins a gripping conspiracy thriller in a new series about an LA detective who goes undercover to infiltrate a far-right organization.
Streaming now on Sky Atlantic, The Order is writer-director Dennis Lehane’s first major TV series, based on the non-fiction book ‘The Rise of The Order of Nine Angles’, by investigative journalist George C. Johnson.
It’s a heavy subject, and one that Lehane handles with sensitivity and intelligence. The Order is a complex and nuanced drama, avoiding sensationalism to depict how hatred and extremism can creep into the heart of society. It’s also a gripping thriller, with a cast on top form and a twisty plot that will keep you guessing until the end.
The story follows Detective Harry Ambrose (Jude Law), a small-town cop who is brought in to investigate the murder of a prominent neo-Nazi leader. As Ambrose digs deeper, he discovers a web of conspiracy that leads to the highest levels of power.
The Order is a timely and important drama that shines a light on a dark and dangerous corner of the world. It’s a must-watch for anyone interested in crime, politics, or the human condition.
Here's what we thought...
What’s it about?
The Order is a crime drama about a detective who goes undercover to infiltrate a neo-Nazi organization. It’s based on the non-fiction book of the same name by investigative journalist George C. Johnson.
Who’s in it?
- Jude Law as Detective Harry Ambrose
- Nicholas Hoult as Gary Hadler
- Anna Gunn as Helen Ambrose
- Sarah Jones as Krystal Stubbs
- Christopher Heyerdahl as Milosz Lazlo
Is it any good?
Yes, it’s very good. The Order is a gripping crime drama with a great cast and a twisty plot. It’s also a timely and important drama that shines a light on a dark and dangerous corner of the world.
Where can I watch it?
The Order is available to watch on Sky Atlantic and NOW TV.
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