9 La Zona Analysis

8. Just a question of Love
It is a typical predictable romantic movie with a twist that it is between two men from different family background. The younger man belongs from a conservative family who has recently lost his brother who was homosexual. His parents blame his sexual orientation for his death although that was not the case. The other protagonist is a prolific researcher who lost his father at a young age but has the support of his mother for his sexual orientation.
There are many ups and downs in the movie with melodrama and romantic scenes. The story tries to uphold the perils of gay couples even in an educated backdrop. Although the story end in a happy note with the couple coming together it poses a serious question: Is our society’s
La Zona
It is a story about a walled community where the rich kill an “intruder” child. The story depicts the barbarian nature of rich who could fall to any level to further their petty interests. For them law-order, humanity, justice does not make any difference.
In order to maintain the sanctity of their walled community they took law in their hands killing two intruders and finally butchering a child who was able to flee initially. They did not have the sanity to even listen to his case before judging him as criminal. The only human behaviour is exhibited by a young boy who had shot a video of the intruder confessing the truth. Addiction to comfort and money makes us blind and the story makes a strong case that if we continue in this path then we will not even have the chance to regret and feel sorry.
10. Talk to
A strong believer in the Socialistic ideologies, the father carries a strong disdain for the chosen profession of his estranged rich son. The son however uses all his experience of the capitalistic system to cut through the bureaucratic hassles and his method of solving problems with cash is indeed an interesting one. It is interesting to watch Sebastian deal with a union representative who squeezes everything he can out of him. Following the suggestion of a doctor friend, he even decides to find his father a guardian angel who can administer heroin as a potent pain-killer. He wins his father’s heart by delivering several video messages from his sister who is away on a long voyage at sea and she states her appreciation of her father's legacy to her, a lust for life. Also he gets a few students to visit his father for a particular sum of money so that his father feels that he had been a great