The film Agent Z, a Spanish production full of promise — action, intrigue, travel — had everything going for it. And on paper, it delivers. The pacing is there, the ideas are solid. But damn… the acting. It’s hard to find a single performance worth saving. The delivery feels off, lacks authenticity, and ultimately breaks any sense of immersion. As a result, it’s impossible to truly get into the film. A real shame, because with a stronger cast, this could have been a very pleasant surprise.

Mario Casas, Luis Zahera e Christian Tappan, simplesmente maravilhoso :clap_tone3::clap_tone3::clap_tone3::clap_tone3:

Un thriller de espías trepidante, cargado de acción y giros inesperados. Es una propuesta sin complejos que, gracias a su excelente nivel de producción, compite de tú a tú con los grandes éxitos de taquilla estadounidenses. 👀

It was good – better than I expected

Surprisingly good. Spanish Espionage at its Most Efficient A cold, calculated thriller that proves once again why Spain is currently leading the European genre scene. Visually, the film is impeccable, boasting a sharp cinematography that enhances the constant sense of dread.