It achieves a remarkable level of tension to tell a story of financial fraud that unfolds primarily through digital transactions, especially in the episode "#5 Anton Zagury." It also tries to surround the story with a human background, making the character of Magistrate Weynachter, who at first seems only a narrator, become the protagonist, and reflects an obsession with the investigation that is parallel to the obsession with money of the criminals. But the most notable thing is that it avoids the light-hearted representation of a "white collar" fraud, like the one in the documentary, to show a story of ambition, corruption and weakness of the system.
Shout by Miguel A. ReinaBlockedParent2023-12-30T11:16:33Z
It achieves a remarkable level of tension to tell a story of financial fraud that unfolds primarily through digital transactions, especially in the episode "#5 Anton Zagury." It also tries to surround the story with a human background, making the character of Magistrate Weynachter, who at first seems only a narrator, become the protagonist, and reflects an obsession with the investigation that is parallel to the obsession with money of the criminals. But the most notable thing is that it avoids the light-hearted representation of a "white collar" fraud, like the one in the documentary, to show a story of ambition, corruption and weakness of the system.