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What a shame for all actors to be involved to a film whose main goal is to hide the real Russian war crimes in Bucha. Who will really believe that "Ukrainians killed themselves," while the Russian paratroopers in Bucha were simply playing with kittens during the invasion and doing good deeds? Come on, this is obvious nonsense...

It's not strange that Russia was in such a hurry to produce this film, and the Ministry of Culture of the Russian Federation gave money for it.

It is also not strange that this film failed in Russian cinemas (even taking into account the fact that there are no Hollywood films there now, and the population is "warmed up" by pro-war rhetoric).

Even from an artistic point of view, this is a failed film with a lot of mistakes and an illogical plot.

Shame on everyone involved.

Just wonderful! A mockumentary set in the atmosphere of the Middle Ages (more precisely, the Modern era). Reminded me of The Office in both versions. Watched only the first episode so far. But I'm sure I'll watch the entire series. Especially enjoyed the jokes about bad neighbors such as Prussia and Russia. And in general, there are a lot of ironic references both to Polish contemporary life and in the broader global context. I think most of the jokes will be understood by anyone who has a basic knowledge of history. And the protagonist's desire for status is a straight reference to Michael Scott. So, highly recommend it to everyone, a cool product from the Polish movie industry.