Blackmail, a failing marriage, and the biggest case of his career — all landing on the same overwhelmed man at once. Out of Order is an Australian comedy about a dishevelled public prosecutor scrambling to hold his professional and personal lives together before both collapse. Directed by Dan Jones, it's a farce of mounting chaos where every solution spawns two new disasters. Order in the court? Not a chance.

Why This Film Matters: Beneath the pratfalls is something painfully current — the impossible juggling act of modern life, where work pressure, marital strain, and private crises all demand everything at once, and burnout waits at the bottom. Out of Order turns that overload into farce, letting us laugh at the very stresses that so often feel unfunny. Sometimes the healthiest thing you can do with chaos is find the joke in it.