In "The Order" (2024), directed by Justin Kurzel, FBI agent Terry Husk, portrayed by Jude Law, relocates to Coeur d'Alene, Idaho, seeking a quieter life after years of intense investigations. However, a series of violent bank robberies and bombings disrupts the peace, leading Husk to suspect a domestic terrorist group is behind these crimes. His investigation uncovers "The Order," a white supremacist organization led by the charismatic Bob Mathews, played by Nicholas Hoult. Mathews, disillusioned with traditional hate groups, aims to incite a race war through escalating violence. As Husk delves deeper, he collaborates with local deputy Jamie Bowen, portrayed by Tye Sheridan, to prevent the group's radical agenda. The film explores themes of extremism and the challenges law enforcement faces in combating domestic terrorism. "The Order" is a gripping crime thriller that reflects on historical events with a contemporary resonance.