Koza

The series 'Koza' presents an intriguing story about a returnee confronting his past, offering viewers a dynamic and emotional insight into the protagonist's inner conflicts. However, despite this compelling aspect, the other part of the series focused on the criminal milieu often feels dull and unnecessary. With familiar elements and stereotypical situations, this part of the story fails to provide the freshness or originality needed to sustain audience interest. Ultimately, 'Koza' has the potential to be an exciting and thought-provoking series, but it would benefit from focusing on strengthening its original narrative and avoiding the well-worn clichés of the crime genre.

Nothing is the true That country is Bosnia and Herzegovina not r.s

• Unbelievable how much village "actors"

They hate others religion and they talk about past war.

Ugly actors.

Just one female actor with nice body, others plastic surgery 👎The acting is terrible and extremely hard to take seriously. The dialogue most often than not feel pointless with not actual story building. TV is a vast waste land of boring shows, not terrible but boring Especially when I already think remakes are stupid.

Remove all the background sounds of laughter and you have a bunch of terrible people doing stupid things.

If you are a fan of domestic films and series, this series is right for you! The series offers an exciting story about life's entanglements, tragic love and the impact of war on people in Bosnia. The plot spans decades, from the pre-war period to the war and post-war period, and follows the destinies of characters whose lives intertwine in unexpected ways.

In addition to the love story, the series also deals with current topics such as drugs, war and post-war profiteering, and local and international crime. The harsh realities of the war and its consequences, as well as the nationalism that led to immense human suffering, are presented in a realistic and moving manner.

The series boasts great acting. The characters are vivid and believable, and the actors interpret them with a lot of emotion and enthusiasm. This allows viewers to easily identify with them and feel their suffering and joy.

If you are looking for a series that will excite, move and leave you breathless, this series is the perfect choice for you. With an amazing story, great acting, and important themes, this series is one you shouldn't miss.

Recommendation: Watch it in one breath!

All three parts: "Meso", "Kosti" and "Koza" are pure masterpieces! Screenwriting, directing and acting is outstanding! Bravo, bravo, bravo! Finally something that is worth watching! If you want to see great thriller, drama and crime, please do watch this trilogy and I promise you want be sorry! For me it was rollercoaster of emotions and Mr. Pejakovic proved that he is a great screenwriter and I hope that we will see more from him in the future! Acting as I said was outstanding...This series was so strong with emotions and after watching it, days after I was thinking about story's that I have seen and felt! Once again bravo👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻

I don't understand how this series has such a high rating? The story is poor, the only interesting part is the beginning where the series starts - a ex-convict returns to his town. And then the story goes on so many irrelevant tangents, we see the same actors we've seen many times in those roles. Again, the same situations, drugs, crime, and it's not sufficiently connected to our main hero. Most scenes are poorly shot and badly directed. The only bright spots of this series are Boda Ninkovic, Vesna Trivalic, and the music is good. Everything else is totally unwatchable. I think the entire Banja Luka trilogy is overhyped.