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My 7yo daughter watched the movie with her class, and my curiosity was the only reason I watched this. I feel bad giving a poor mark to a children movie, but it is that bad. A lousy script hitting all the idologic stereotypes, directed poorly, with a cast in worst performances of their respective careers. If it wasn't a child movie, one could draw ironic laughs from its laughable, pointless dialogs, over the top acting, predictable story development, even the flagrant product placement. It is particularly bad for the movie that the Serbian national TV broadcaster aired it during the holiday season, just before the superb children-/comming of age movie How I Learned To Fly (10 stars, for sure).

This movie is great for kids. Storyline is ok, and lesson that is great . Love and understanding is core of the movie. The kids actors are great especially little blond boy (son) and his sister in the movie. The actors that are in movie is ok and all of them are Serbian great artists. The small role (Bojan Hlisc and Bane Vidakovic) are great. I also very happy to see new faces on the big screen and hopefully we will see someone of the kids actors in the future in some bigger movies and series. I know that make movie not easy especially movie for kids.

Recommend to take your child and see movie together and have great time.

This movie is really like old school childrens movies were, warm, emotional and easy...you should surely see it and feel emotion that carries. Product placement in the movie is in your face, but its just show how authors in Serbia struggle to get necessary funds for genres that are not common. Some of the scenes are magical and taken in nature enviroment. Kids including the main characters are so natural and probably better than proffesional actors in the movie, great start of career for these young actors. Music production is proffesionaly done, following the movie. Great succes of author and the crew behind!

I recently watched the film and while it had some positive aspects, it fell short in a few areas.

The cinematography of the film is visually pleasing, with stunning shots of the natural landscapes that serve as the setting for the story. However, the pacing of the film feels slow at times, making it difficult to stay engaged in the plot.

The acting in the film is decent, but not particularly noteworthy. The characters lack depth and development, making it hard to connect with them on an emotional level.

While the film attempts to explore themes of friendship and perseverance, they are not fully realized and feel somewhat shallow.

Overall, it is an average film that may appeal to fans of adventure stories, but falls short in several key areas.

Children's films like this are not made today, and it is a real courage to invest money in a project like this. Today, when all around us are superheroes, and feelings and empathy are forgotten. A nice, cuddly, children's, family film. When we get lost in the chaos of our daily routine, when we don't talk and express our feelings, when we forget to turn to each other, when we go down the path of losing ourselves. A film about life in a big city, a family (in three generations) in modern times, love between a brother and sister, about human vulnerability, a film about beautiful Serbia, and about the Serbian village, which is life itself.