Kralj

After more than a year of work on this series, the final outcome appears to be a history lesson with drawn out dialogues. Most actors appear to be unconvincing in their roles so far, and do not help out in making the series interesting. I doubt the other episodes will be any better.

There is no motion or action between actors, it looks like there was duedate to finish so they film without repeating... So tipical for Mr. Sotra in last few years (decades)

Sotra is an expert to take a theme that could be filmed as an epic block buster and make a school recital out of it. Some very important parts of Serbian (and Balkan) history are waiting for a more capable film maker.

The ratings don't do justice to this series. While I personally expected more from the acclaimed director Sotra - one cannot under-appreciate the historical weight of this drama. Admittedly, production and acting are average - but story itself, untold until now, and integration of never before seen original footages with the screenplay - on its own deserve at least an above average rating. Worth watching!

Very boring, feels unreal.

After watching 2 episodes, I can't find many redeeming points. There is no interaction between the characters, every dialogue comes across as a staged monologues by different historical figures. There is no action, there is hardly any movement at all, as most of the time characters are sitting down deep into monologues.

Rather than throwing every historical information into it, director should have used a bit of artistic freedom and make it interesting.

Shame Who has a patients to sit through, can learn a lot about that period.