In the film "A Family Affair," Zara's Hollywood lifestyle is lightly critiqued as she discusses Chris's latest project with a friend, only to be told it's not about anything. The true pillars of integrity in Zara's life are her mother, Brooke, and her grandmother, Leila. The plot takes a twist when Brooke, a widow, finds an unexpected connection with Chris, leading to a complex dynamic that challenges Zara's preconceived notions. As the story unfolds, Zara's character evolves from peeved and indignant to expressing a more vulnerable side. The film explores themes of family dynamics and entitlement, leaving viewers to question whether a drama focusing on Zara's manipulative behavior could have been more compelling. Despite some charm in the performances, the movie ultimately leaves audiences wondering about the complexities of familial relationships and personal growth.