I would highly recommend this piece of art.
It depicts many universal layers of life that are similar throughout the world, such as parenting, divorce, morality and justice of everyday decisions. Apart from that it adds a unique spice called Balkan with its charm, wildness, brutal honestly and unfortunately povery and nepotism.
I truly enjoyed characters, mostly boomers (some post war) struggling with contemporary living and clashing with gen z.
Characters are grey and multilayered, but so so relatable, such as main character who is having so much love and so much worry for her son, who is both loving as well as an arrogant prick. The emotional immaturity of the ex husband is so perfectly described.
The end rushes it a little bit, but this mini series is still very enjoyable and it does keep you on the edge of the seat.
It depicts many universal layers of life that are similar throughout the world, such as parenting, divorce, morality and justice of everyday decisions. Apart from that it adds a unique spice called Balkan with its charm, wildness, brutal honestly and unfortunately povery and nepotism.
I truly enjoyed characters, mostly boomers (some post war) struggling with contemporary living and clashing with gen z.
Characters are grey and multilayered, but so so relatable, such as main character who is having so much love and so much worry for her son, who is both loving as well as an arrogant prick. The emotional immaturity of the ex husband is so perfectly described.
The end rushes it a little bit, but this mini series is still very enjoyable and it does keep you on the edge of the seat.