New Stream: You will not be involuntary from this thriller that is inspired by the real story

Men are changing, but history is repeated. This is the conclusion of the perpetrator of the thriller that has just landed on the prime video. After Donald Trump’s presidency in the United States and the growth of white supremacy, America was looking at itself and trying to figure out how the country was able to violence.

And it is looking for a rear -view mirror that it is possible to understand it. This is what screenwriter Zac Bailin (Bob Marley: One Love, Williams Method, Creed III) is doing on the basis of unknown writing of the general public.

A true story that still echoes

Published in 1978 by William Luther Pearce under the pseudonym Andrew McDonald’s, Turner’s notebooks There is a novel of expectation that describes a coup in the United States leading the white supreme who attacked the government, blacks and Jews.

This book, which helped fund the activities of the national alliance, inspired the extreme rights carried out by domestic terrorists, as well as Oklahoma City in 1995, but in 2021.

And it is one of the “inspired” of this novel as a “manual” and is prohibited in France, Germany and Canada, which is the subject of this new film available on Prime Video. Directed by Justin Course (Macbeth, Assassin’s Creed, Nitram), the order focuses on the neo-Nazi terrorist Robert Mathius, the leader, a group of white supermistists in the 1980s.

An attractive and scary thriller

Book Silent brotherhood: American violent, anti -government militia movement By Kevin Flynn and Gary Gerhardt, published in 1989, the film tells the story of Robert Mathius for order and muscle hunting for FBI to get his hands on his men and attacks on him.

It is presented at the Venice Festival, where he has been feeling, the order is now available on the prime video, and you have to spend the true attractive and scary history of American violence without its casting, Judas law and Nicolas Hulty, diabolic, in the mind.

The film “Order” is available on Prime Video.