Z (1969) - Film by Costas Gavras Music by Mikis Theodorakis en.mikis-theodorakis.net en.wikipedia.org www.filmforum.org Costas Gavra en.wikipedia.org Jorge Semprún: en.wikipedia.org Costas Gavras Talks About Z, 40 Years Later www.zmag.org World Class www.dgaquarterly.org Mikis Theodorakis en.wikipedia.org 01 - Main Title (O Andonis) 02 - To Yelasto Pedi (Orchestra Version) 03 - La Course de Manuel (Chase) (To Yelasto Pedi) 04 - To Palikari Echi Kaimo (Farantouri) 05 - Cafe Rock 06 - Arrival of Helen (To Yelasto Pedi) 07 - Batucada 08 - To Yelasto Pedi (Bouzouki Version) 09 - Idep Otsaley Ot 10 - Pios Den Mila Yia Ti Lambri 11 - Finale (To Yelasto Pedi) 12 - To Palikari Echi Kamimo (Theodorakis) 13 - Safi Gitonia (Theodorakis) The life and death of Gregoris Lambrakis inspired the author Vassilis Vassilikos to write the political novel "Z". The title stands for the first letter of the Greek word "Zei" ("[He] Lives!"), a popular graffito which began to appear on the walls of the buildings of the Greek cities in the 1960s, illustrating the growing protest against the conditions that led to the assassination of Lambrakis. In 1969, the Greek-French film director Costa-Gavras (??sta? Gaß???) made the film Z, which was a great success. Yves Montand starred as Lambrakis, Jean-Louis Trintignant as investigator Sartzetakis and Irene Papas as Lambrakis’s widow. Vassilis Vassilikos: en.wikipedia.org Gregoris Lambrakis: en.wikipedia.org Also banned is the letter Z, which was used as a <b>...</b>