Azbuka naseg zivota

In a classic display of Serbian nepotism, Rados Bajic, famous for making films about Serbian rural mentality but also for a number of failed cinematographic attempts to revise Serbian World War II history, used his influence to provide his daughter Jelena funds from state owned companies for making this total garbage of a show.

The series is as boring as it's name - The Alphabet of Our Lives. Maybe even more. And the synopsis could be very simply abstracted as - What ordinary people imagine rich people's lives look like. It's full of cliches - people may have money, but it doesn't mean they are happy, rich people only associate with each other, gorgeous young gold diggers are after older sucessful businessmen openly offering themselves, love has faded away from the lives of luxuriously living couples so they wander from one affair to another just to find out that they are totally empty and many more.

In addition to a shallow and weak storyline there's an extremely slow pace. You feel like you're being dragged across each episode and a special torment are moral introspections that main characters do way too often. And on top of that there is more - acting is also awful, almost amateur.

Please don't let any member of Bajic family direct anything else. Not even commercials.