Enough for Now

I went to see this movie last night with just a little knowledge of it. The only thing that I knew about it actually was the short description of the plot that I found on the internet.

A truly amazing experience! Almost every person in the theater was mesmerized. For the longest time after the movie ended, I couldn't find words that could properly and truthfully portray my emotions. I believe that most of the people felt this way.

On the walk home afterwards, I discussed the film with friends, but I didn't really have anything special to say. I didn't even have anything to think about. I didn't want to think - the movie has such an obviously wonderful point that can only be grasped by feelings. Thinking about it drives you away from the experience.

I have things to say, but have no words.

Everyone should go and see this film; it is the most wonderfully materialized ode to life!

You are safe with me over here.

No spoiler alerts, only high recommendation to get your ticket right away.

I just saw this movie yesterday in my hometown, Kragujevac. It was filmed in our neighborhood and it made me so proud to see it through so many simple and honest scenery-postcards, filled with warmth and the great meaning behind the art of the appreciation of the little things in life that mean everything.

To sum it up, I find this movie to be the perfect guide to cherish friends and family in away that make fine line between that two terms vanish and become the same.

This is the story we will always gladly go back to looking forward to discover some new line or point of view.

Bring your children, partners, friends, this is that one of a kind movie that knows no age limit boundaries because it speaks friendly language to everyone.

In the world that struggles with dark times, a lot of sunshine and bright hopes are found here!

With the honor of leaving the first review, I will be happy to read a lot of new ones.

Enjoy!

Half-baked script. A film about everyday life, but it failed to escape from banality. Looks like the actors were left to make up dialogue on the spot. Photography is beautiful.

A little bit about dishonesty A lot of hype was created around this film when it started showing in cinemas. I usually read good and bad reviews before watching a movie. I didn't find a single bad online review for this film, only praises. The rating on imdb was almost nine, the first three IMDB reviews were 10/10. One online critic (Milos Dasic) wrote that he laughed out loud during more than 3/4 of the film. I didn't notice a single humorous scene. Astroturfing.

If you are in search for answers about the meaning of life, this movie might be your thing. Movie about how to find a peace of mind is how I would describe it.

Subtle, slow and unpretentious interpretation of importance of love and relationships with people dear to us. And for some of us, those relations are the main thing that make life worth living for. It is a family movie, it is an optimistic movie, and for some it can be a life changing movie as well. Very well acted movie where pure chemistry between actors made every picture and every scene speak more than a thousand words. You'll surely know, by the end of the movie, everything that was left unsaid within it.

Do not go and see this movie if you are too young for it. It takes losses, it takes hits in life and simply it needs you to exist in this world for a while to truly understand it.

I don't really understand these negative comments. Movie was really moving, slice of life, positive with some somber undertones, but in very low amounts.

It's simple yet effective in what it's trying to achieve: not to little and not too much. It's exactly what it is.

I really enjoyed it, because it's really an easy and non-straining watch.

Truly a slice of life.

Casting is pretty good, everybody did their part, including the little girl, while Filip Djuric had the best performance.

This movie made me feel like I would too like to get some watermelons, find a spot and just take some time off and enjoy life for a moment. Cause it is short and sometimes we forget to be in the moment.