If putting on a wig gives you absolute power,humor and color usage can offer a film definitelife. "Zama" is a perfect example for cynicaljuxtapositionand naked ripping of a character. "Zama" himself from my prospective is a ultimate prototype of a white heterosexual male living in the era of colonialism. His unique value towards his own pride and family really lighted up a lot of the scenes. Animals with different fur colors and the beautiful weather near the beach are all sub-elements that are adding up to the main atmosphereof the confusion and horror this man have experienced. The movie has a strong narrative, one thing that parallels the timeliness is the loneliness and masculinity of "Zama". As a Spanish superior male, his admiration and desire towards theSpanish noblewoman Luciana Pi?ares de Luenga was vivid and desperate. When the man showed his docile face towards a woman, you know what he really desires. His "preference" towards white women is also interesting. And judgingby other men, one man can commonly get defensive and irrational. When "Zama" lies in the boat at the end of the film after finished chasing a luxuriousand deludeddream, he realized what lies within this oasis is the true "golden shame" of the colonists and a monster that lives inside of him.