As has been said plenty of times, this is a masterful depiction of the banality of evil.

Every aspect of filmmaking, from cinematography and sound design to the edit, contributes to it being incredibly oppressive; it pushes you into the ground.

It‘s easy to interpret this film as a call to action with regards to any of a dozen current political issues. But it‘s much more than that, it‘s an examination of the nature of evil, and that isn‘t specific to…