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Lucrecia Martel's 'Zama' is a feverishly brilliant tale of European colonialism and its discontents

Early on in Lucrecia Martelâ€™s â€œZama,â€ in a Spanish-held South American colony during the late 18th century, a crown official named Don Diego de Zama (Daniel GimÃ©nez Cacho) tries in vain to seduce a married noblewoman, Luciana (Lola DueÃ±as). Thereâ€™s probably a metaphor to be gleaned from this failed...

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19:50 on April 26 2018

Lucrecia Martel's 'Zama' is a feverishly brilliant tale of European colonialism and its discontents

L.A. Times - Entertainment — Early on in Lucrecia Martelâ€™s â€œZama,â€ in a Spanish-held South American colony during the late 18th century, a crown official named Don Diego de Zama (D... more info

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