Nemirni

The series starts off well - story seems interesting, easy to follow, and captivating. Dialogues are dynamic, authentic, and unpretentiously funny and characters quickly draw you in.

However, the quality of the series goes up and down from one episode to the next. Some parts are really good, showing the show's potential, but there are moments that fall a bit short. The script occasionally descends into complete mess. Sometimes it feels like the genre shifts into satire or even mockery, and I'm not sure if it's intentional (Tasmajdan shooting scene). Nevertheless, the script is sprinkled with small, refreshingly funny details and juicy twists that compensate for its shortcomings.

Gordan Kicic and Ljubomir Bandovic are excellent, as usual. Vukasin Jovanovic is brilliant, definitely a rising star. Vaja Dujovic and Ana Mandic are delightful. Their performance exudes spontaneity, authenticity, and warmth. I didn't recognize Rade Milenkovic in the first episode. His ability to transform into the creepy character is simply amazing. I have mixed feelings about Nikolina Friganovic's acting, it is like a rollercoaster - moments of brilliance followed by disappointing downturns. And sometimes she slips into her native accent and elongations. Jelena Stupljanin's acting feels forced, exaggerated, and unconvincing, which surprised me as I considered her to be a good actress.

The opening credits are dreadful / the aesthetics do not align with the genre at all.