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This is a good movie. Not exceptional, but really quite good. The never-ending irritating camera shake aside, I found myself immersed in the intertwining stories of the characters and a bit saddened by the harsh and gritty reality of how things generally happen here in Bulgaria. The movie is shot well, it is a quality picture overall and I think it is a nice addition to the "mini-series" alongside Directions, even though I found that one to be the better movie when compared to Rounds.

It is admiring job for me. This is pure and crystal good quality from the bg cinema. I don't like the Movies from Bulgaria, although I am bulgarian, but this as well as the prevous one - Directions, are the two best pictures for now. I can't believe they made them.

At first I was set negatively with prejudice, but it surprised me. Amazing job from the cast, they bring depth and emotion (although it could've been more emotinal played) to the characters. The effort they put to film it as a one shot is unbelievable. Great job from director and operator broughr it to life. Of course it is not exactly like 1917, because there are more main characters here, but the work is alike.

The film delivers a real world experience, with exploring the world of the characters and their ideals. Truly said, well done!!!

Thank you for showing how bad is the police in Bulgaria.90% of them are criminals and the other 10% are stopped to do their job properly.

I would say that this movie and the previous "Directions" are the best Bulgarian movies from the last 10-20 years.

The cast is amazing. The best actors in Bulgaria now.

The story is amazing. Couple of plots merging into one is amazing. Covers greatly the migration crisis, the coruption of police officers and their life strugles. It has humour, it has love, it has violence.

You should definitely try it. Also "Directions". The three groups of cars in the knights. Police cars, Taxies and Ambulances. Waiting to see the Ambulance chapter.