The Mark of Zorro

In early 19th century California, Don Diego de la Vega returns home from Spain to discover his once-peaceful land under the oppressive rule of an evil dictator known as Capitán Esteban. Unwilling to openly challenge the tyrant due to potential danger to his loved ones, Diego adopts a secret identity - the masked vigilante Zorro.As the foppish Don Diego by day, he navigates the treacherous social scene and maintains appearances while seeking clues that may lead him closer to unveiling Capitán Esteban's true intentions. By night, he transforms into Zorro, a swift and skilled swordsman who defends the helpless, righting injustices with his razor-sharp blade and unwavering sense of justice.Throughout this tale, themes of identity, power dynamics, and societal expectations unfold as the line between Diego's dual personas gradually blur. The audience is drawn into a story that explores the complexities of standing up for what is right, even when personal safety may be at stake.