New Order

In the midst of a lavish wedding in Mexico City, an unexpected uprising by the lower class leads to chaos and violence. As the social order crumbles, a young woman named Marianne finds herself caught in the midst of the turmoil, facing moral dilemmas and the dark realities of power and privilege. Through a series of intense and suspenseful events, 'New Order' explores themes of class divide, rebellion, and the consequences of extreme social inequality, offering a disturbing and thought-provoking glimpse into a dystopian society where chaos reigns supreme.

The film 'New Order', directed by Michel Franco, has polarized audiences and critics alike. While some view it as a powerful and urgent commentary on social injustices and class struggles, others find its portrayal of violence and chaos unsettling and disturbing. Rotten Tomatoes gives it a rating of 67%, stating that 'New Order is a brutal, unflinching look at class warfare that may hit too close to home for some viewers'. IMDb rates it 6.5/10, reflecting mixed opinions from viewers. Metacritic gives it a score of 62/100, with critics praising the film's stark realism and gritty atmosphere, yet also questioning its narrative choices and overall impact.