Action,Comedy,Crime
Thailand
Chocolate is a 2008 Thai martial arts movie directed by Prachya Pinkaew. The film centers around Zen, a teenage girl with autism who has the incredible ability to memorize and replicate any martial arts moves she sees.
Zen's mother Zin is a former gangster who has fallen sick and needs expensive medical treatment. When Zen discovers that many of her mother's former associates owe her money, she takes matters into her own hands to collect the debts and raise the funds necessary to pay for Zin's treatment.
Along the way, Zen must navigate dangerous criminal underworlds and tangle with powerful gangsters to collect the money she needs. With her incredible fighting skills, she takes on any opponent who stands in her way.
Zen's unique condition also makes her a formidable fighter as she is able to focus intently on her opponents and their moves, giving her an edge in combat. As Zen fights to save her mother, she also gains a sense of self-confidence and independence that she had previously lacked.
The film received positive reviews for its compelling storyline and impressive action sequences, and was hailed for its exploration of a character with autism in a martial arts context. Overall, Chocolate is a touching and thrilling movie that tells a powerful story of love, sacrifice, and resilience.
