Maeraegdz

With a beautifully tinged environment, the series confronts the viewer with the distinctive issue of an emancipated woman who might not even want to be emancipated precisely to have peace from an average or below-average society that, instead of support, throws obstacles in the way and cynically laughs at someone else's misfortune with a tendency to blame the victim. But the world is not that simple, and even the main heroine is not to blame for all the misfortune. Society and its setup clearly point to the social psychopathology and neuroticism of the majority, which is the main theme in the series. The series emphasizes the negative social attitude towards the problems of the minority. It probably also appeals for a change in social thinking and longs for greater belonging and understanding of society. And most importantly, to change it for the better.

The fairy tale is significantly characterized by the uniqueness of the story, which was probably inspired by several popular Czech fairy tales and current social issues, while at the same time it is possible to recognize quality musical inspiration in foreign films. The plot moves briskly and if the viewer allows it, the story evokes emotions in him from laughter to crying, and this is the desired goal for every film. Without lying. It is a pity that most Czechs did not understand the theme and the unconventional concept and dully or stupidly condemned the fairy tale without seeing the depth of the message of the content and being able to accept the chosen form. Personally, the fairy tale seemed adventurous to me and a bit like a foreign fantasy story. Furthermore, I appreciated the acting performances and the new emerging faces, and I was also interested in the crew. I was impressed by the music, finely chosen effects and colors. Summarily... A tender, pleasant, brisk, wise fairy tale based on context and eclectic too.