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Critic Jordan Elizabeth
rated 8

Visually, New Order is slick and rich, the performances honest and gripping.

Read full review at Common Sense Media
Critic Josh Kupecki
rated 7

...while New Order’s brutal narrative plays like a dystopian cautionary tale, the most frightening aspect of it is that these blood-drenched events feel like they could unfold tomorrow.

Read full review at The Austin Chronicle
Critic Nicholas Barber
rated 5

Michel Franco’s Violent Protest Movie Is Horrifying, Unpredictable, and Out of Control

Read full review at Indie Wire
Critic Kerstin Gezelius
rated 8

Drömmer du om revolution? Det kommer du inte göra längre efter att ha sett den mexikanska regissören Michel Francos nya film...

Read full review at Dagens Nyheter
Pontus Wennerberg
rated 8

Mycket välgjord och fruktansvärt brutal

1 month ago

Cast & Crew

Michel Franco
Director
Gustavo Sánchez Parra
As General Oribe
Lisa Owen
As Rebeca
Diego Boneta
As Daniel
Eligio Meléndez
As Rolando

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In a dystopian near-future Mexico, a lavish wedding between two wealthy families is disrupted by a violent uprising of the underprivileged, who take the guests hostage. As the chaos unfolds, the Mexican Army exploits the situation to establish a brutal military dictatorship, unleashing a reign of terror on the population. Against this backdrop of brutal oppression and resistance, the film follows the fate of the kidnapped young adults, and the moral choices faced by those caught in the crossfire. Will the new order bring peace and stability, or will it only lead to more suffering and injustice?

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Some movies that have similar genres and were produced around the same time as New Order include Under Paris, The Hunger Games: The Ballad of Songbirds and Snakes, Anatomy of a Fall, Killers of the Flower Moon, The Covenant, Atlas.