Marshland

It had one of the most unforgettable atmospheres, lowkey gave me the vibe of True Detective and Memories of Murder. The muddy landscapes, gloomy weather and the whole isolated countryside setting made everything feel so bleak. The cinematography was insane too, especially those aerial shots of the marshes. The mystery was solid, and I really liked the tension between the Pedro and Juan and how different their personalities were. The slow burn pacing worked really well, letting the investigation gradually unfold without feeling rushed. I also liked the subtle political undertones and how the setting reflected Spain's transition from Francoism. Definitely a really good crime thriller.