Zika's Dynasty

About This Movie

Zika's Dynasty is this quirky little 1985 comedy that somehow mixes family dynamics with a slice of teen angst. Misa, the protagonist, is more into his violin than the opposite sex, which has his two granddads, Zika and Milan, in an uproar. They’re convinced he’s going to turn out like Steven from the soap opera 'Dynasty', which adds a layer of meta-commentary on masculinity and expectations of youth. The pacing has this delightful offbeat rhythm, meandering through their attempts to introduce Misa to their attractive housekeeper, with a sense of genuine absurdity throughout. The performances are charmingly over-the-top, creating a whimsical atmosphere that’s hard to pin down – it’s not overly polished but that’s what gives it character.

This title has seen limited release formats, primarily VHS, which makes it a bit elusive for collectors today. Its rarity stems from the unknown director, but the eccentric storyline has garnered a niche interest over the years. As a collector, you might find that its oddball charm and family-centered humor distinguish it within the comedy genre, though it's not widely circulated.