Poziv

This is a great Serbian TV show worth watching. From the acting to production value it is all high quality.

Grips you from the beginning as you are following the story's twists and turns. There are a lot of familiar faces but new actors as well living up to their respective roles.

Anica (former cop) is working in call center and she gets a call from a woman scared for her life as someone keeps harassing her over the phone. Anica dismisses it at first but the cop inside her cant let go. She soon realizes that there is a lot more than just a phone call behind it.

4 episodes in and I'm staying till the end.

Whole story is really good but only Mirjana Jokovic did it well and professional, the others are terrible,terrible, very bad acting, acting like amateurs.

The young girl who plays Tijana does not seem like she has ever acted in her life, I understand she is young but this is really bad. Big disappointment in Snezana Bogdanovic and Nada Sargin, they are such a good actors but something went wrong here, lack of effort or they werent payed well, im not sure what is a case. Such a shame, really good idea but ruined by bad acting. Im a big fan of Marko Djilas and thats also why Im so disappointed.

Although I was eagerly looking forward to Mirjana Jokovic, who is brilliant here as well, I struggled to watch the series to the end. First of all, the overly slow-paced plot is very boring. Additionally, the other actors don't perform at the same level or in the same key. Sometimes it was painful to watch Mirjana with some of her partners. The series has an unreasonably large number of episodes. The series would have been more effective, better, and of higher quality if it had half the number of episodes. Nevertheless, I watched it because of Mirjana. I give her a heartfelt 9, but the entire series gets a heartfelt 6 from me. There were too many flaws. It's a shame.

The series kicks off intriguingly, drawing the viewer into its world. Tension is built up gradually. Perhaps a bit too slow - the actual thriller begins to emerge in the 6th episode. First five episodes are are overly stretched. And, there's something not quite right - the story feels oddly disjointed and fragmented. Some aspects of the story feel hollow. It's unclear whether the problem lies in the script, direction, or editing... From the sixth episode onwards, the quality of the series significantly improves - it is tense, filled with dynamic and unexpected twists. But, the conclusion feels unsatisfactory, as if the narrative fizzled out like a deflated balloon.

Mirjana Jokovic is a diva, and I'm thrilled that she's back! However, the true star of this series is Ermin Bravo - it's been a while since I've seen such an excellent performance. Marija Pikic, playing the role of a mother who has lost her son, is heart-wrenching - her sorrow is profound, authentic, and genuine. Isidora Minic, although not making a strong impression on me at the beginning of the series, shines in the final episodes! Nebojsa Milovanovic delivers a nice performance in his role - it's both natural and authentic. Nikola Glisic is excellent - a true breath of fresh air. Djordje Mitrovic, in the role of the young inspector, is a real discovery for me - he acts precisely, naturally, and he's both charming, and good-looking. Bojana Stefanovic performs well in her limited role. It's unfortunate that she doesn't get more screen time. Borka Tomovic is excellent - impeccable diction (which is rare among younger actors), precise, and authentic acting. Jelena Puzic shines in her small role - she is spontaneous, natural, authentic, vibrant and charming. Vahid Dzankovic, as always, delivers a heartfelt, sincere, and moving performance, skillfully conveying emotions through his acting.

On the other side, Danica Nedeljkovic is very bad, to the point that it's uncomfortable to watch her "acting". Her unnatural performance and awkwardness are cringeworthy to witness. The role was probably secured and given to her through social connections, as there's no apparent reason for this casting otherwise. Ana Franic appears overly artificial and unnatural, which is quite unpleasant to watch. Uliks Fehmiu, although a great star, didn't manage to make a great impression in this particular role - his performance seems flat and lacking expression.