The New World Order

About This Movie

So, Richard Corso takes Pinter's 'The New World Order' and really puts his own spin on it. The film dives into the absurdity of power dynamics with a darkly comedic tone. Cody Dermon’s portrayal of Des is really something—he’s got this nervous energy that perfectly captures the play’s essence. Haydn Winston as Lionel adds a layer of complexity, almost like a foil to Des. The pacing has this deliberate rhythm that keeps you engaged, with moments of pause that really heighten the tension. And those practical effects? They add a rawness that makes the surreal elements hit harder. It's a unique adaptation that feels both timely and timeless, you know? Definitely a conversation starter among collectors.

Watch for the interplay between characters.Notice the practical effects enhancing the surrealism.The pacing gives a nod to theater roots.