In the gripping and unsettling drama "New Order", acclaimed filmmaker Michel Franco crafts a stark vision of societal collapse. The film, which Franco also wrote and produced alongside Erendira Nunez Larios and Cristina Velasco, unfolds over a tense 88 minutes, immersing the audience in a volatile and violent class revolution that erupts across Mexico City. The narrative weaves together the fates of characters from vastly different social strata, portrayed by a powerful ensemble cast including Naian Gonzalez Norvino, Diego Boneta, and Monica Del Carmen. As the chaos escalates, their lives intersect with those played by Fernando Cuautle, Daroo Yazbek, and Eligio Melendez, each struggling to survive the brutal breakdown of order. Franco's unflinching direction presents a provocative and harrowing exploration of inequality, privilege, and the fragile veneer of civilization, forcing viewers to confront disturbing questions about human nature when the structures of society violently disintegrate.