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I laughed, I cried...and finally had a Serbian TV show where I can recognize the troubles of young people in my home country...I personally came to care for the characters as if they are my old friends...great writing, beautiful scenery, music and amazing cast <3 hoping for second season but then again the first one was so good, maybe it's best to leave at it so perfect :)

Fabulous acting and writing, with rewarding feeling after following the stories. Show is about responsibility and serendipity, growing up and making hard choices with no guarantee behind them. About love as a main fuel for life, about friendship and what it's place is in every day drama. About falling in and out of love, about staying in it.

Show is also about Belgrade, about living and loving in this great city. Most of my fondest memories are of places where show takes place and are followed by the same emotion as captured in this great show.

Soundtrack is out of this world and captures greatly spring and summer time in Belgrade.

If you ever loved someone in Belgrade, in spring and summer, just before dawn, you'll know that morning changes nothing. What you feel watching this show is what you felt back when you were falling in love.

Magnificent.

I enjoyed every single moment of the show. The actors might be the best Serbian actors of a young generation. The roles are so real, well-developed and interesting.

I have no words to express how much I enjoyed the show. Must watch!

Though I was a bit sceptical when the show was announced, I must admit that I was surprised with how good the show actually turned out to be.

The main characters are relatable. The problems they face (whether these problems are job-related, relationship-related or personal inner crises and meltdowns) make the experience you get by watching the show seem quite familiar. And most importantly - the characters are not simplified and reduced to stereotypes.

The show manages to cover a lot of different social problems and phenomena that the modern day society in Serbia deals with as a whole. But the fact that this is done in very subtle way, is what makes the show so unique and different to some other Serbian shows that may have tried to do the same thing in the past decade or so.

The big part of the show is the music. It's like you have a constantly recurring character, who paints the perfect mood of every scene. The show has done a great job, both by using the music of some of the most popular national and regional pop/ rock/ electronic/ alternative music artists, as well as introducing a variety of new bands and musicians.

Overall, it's the story that counts. It's the personal struggles and difficulties each of these main characters experience while trying to cope with the life in a society and culture that do not necessarily make it easy for anyone of us. Not even to the least extent. And that's why I liked it. The show doesn't try, nor it aspires to be anything else than it actually is - a modern perspective on how we all live and cope with ourselves both individually and collectively.