Zaza is yet another one of those little romances -not really different from other Hollywood productions, except from the action taking place in Moscow. The film is surely bound to put a smile on your face, provided of course you really hate romances. One of the net merits of this movie is the power and vivacity of the main character: Zaza, a woman in her late thirties, looks and acts as if time had stood in its place; although for years imprisoned by obligations towards her son, she now learns to taste the joys of life along with Anton, dismissing at once age differences. The movie presents the story of a woman who re-discovers her own beauty and sexuality, as she tries to take advantage of the second opportunity life has given her to experience love. Will spontaneous love succeed in surpassing prejudices and social obstacles, or will life separate for good these two destinies?
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