Z

This movie is a masterpiece, for it's compositions, it's cinematography, it's writing; but most importantly it's a masterpiece for it's message, the revolutionary boldness of exposing all the layers of of corruption, of violence and political oppression of that time. It's a perfect framing of every part of this society: the politicians, the journalists, the corrupted cops, the civilians. Every pawn of the dramatic events that unfolds is crucial, and described scrupulously and perfectly in a movie that would work better than a political manifesto. I actually would argue the Z is the ultimate political manifesto