The international broadcasting rights of the film "The Order", which deals with the white supremacy movement that operated under this name in the 80s, were purchased by "Prime Video", Amazon Prime's video service.
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The "Variety" website reports that the film, starring Jude Law and Nicholas Hoult ("X-Men"), is one of a number of series and films that the company is interested in acquiring in order to broadcast them in the European market.
In "The Order" Lau plays an FBI agent located in Idaho, who investigates a series of violent robberies in the United States.
He believes that this is not the action of an organized crime organization, but that of a radical organization led by a charismatic leader, who is played by Holt.
Nicholas Holt. Photo: Gettyimages
In reality it was one of the most vile and morally corrupt organizations that have operated in America since the Ku Klux Klan.
The film's director, Justin Kretzel, has signed projects such as "Assassin's Creed", "Snowtown" and "Macbeth".
The project, written by Oscar-nominated screenwriter Zach Beilin ("King Richard"), is based on a book by Kevin Flynn and Gary Gerhardt called "The Secret Brotherhood" published in 1989.
The book describes the actions of the extremist hate organization.
Jude Law, photo: AP
As mentioned, this is one of many purchases that Prime Video is planning in the European film market.
This is despite the fact that currently there is still uncertainty regarding the availability of the streaming service in places like Berlin.
This is one of the most requested content packages in the European film market, which is taking place these days.
According to reports, this is a deal in the eight-figure price range.
Sources told Variety that she is in the advanced stages of signing.
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