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Acting is so bad, looks like cheap soap show. It is obvious that they want to increase number of episodes with copy / paste system, shown as "memories ". Complete waist of time

Poor production lacking basic direction. Writing is so bad that I'm cringing trough whole episode. Actors are good but acting is terrible due to bad writing, even the best actors can not bring out those lines. It's a shame, because theme and pool from which series draws is so interesting. Producers should be ashamed for disrespecting Serbian history like this.

Unwatchable for a great number of reasons. Include, but are nor limited to: poor acting, poor shooting (max 2-3 camera angles per scene), awful screenplay and unnatural dialogues. Very boring, undynamic. History elements and characters are just an added burden to the shows credibility and watchability. Postive things... I don't know, maybe costumes are OK. Avoid if possible, not worth anyone's time.

I can't find a single positive thing about this series. It's very embarrassing to know that this 'tv show' is Made in Serbia.

Sadly, gone are the days of quality Serbian screenwriting - camera work is prescriptive lacking inspiration, scene setups and lighting make it look like it's just taping of the theatre play, town buildings look fake (as they are indeed), dialogues are ridiculous and consist of endless greetings and pleasantries stretched to the point of wanting to scream, acting is mainly flat and boring (perhaps not their fault considering the screenplay) with special mention of young captain Nikola who looks and acts like he was picked up from the street 1/2 an hour earlier and didn't have time to prepare, characters are either drinking or smoking or both ... wasted time, wasted money, a sad, sad attempt of, what they call 'historical TV spectacle'.