Z

while i preffer costa grava's the confession more simply due to the fact i couldn't get my eyes away from what i was seeing, Z still has that in spades and to an extend it continue's or at least begins grava's journey through political lies and conflict that come from it.

i think its strongest aspect is the reality we have to face in that perspective, wether its picking something up or not is entirely to one or a group of individuals and the lies or truth will be unknown until confession. even more so with things like the donald trump assasination and what not which isn't an entire one to one but the reality is still that perspective matter in the events leading, during and after it. these perspectives can be harmless or detrimental.
costa grava's envokes anxiety through a lot of scenes because the lies and political backgrounds stack up. what i've just said is probably only the surface level and im very much impressed by costa grava's aproach to political thrillers.