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I am absolutely blown away by this movie. In a time when much of cinematography feels pumped up and disconnected from reality, this film stands out for its authenticity. The story feels genuine, the scenes are incredibly lifelike, and the actors skillfully convey even the most subtle moments that are often hard to put into words.

Some reviews I've seen here claim the movie lacks a story, but I couldn't disagree more. It delves deep into life, relationships, connections, and vulnerabilities. It's about people and their intricate journeys, with a story that unfolds in a refreshingly original and unique manner. It captures the subtle threads of everyday life beautifully, leaving you with a strong feeling and impression that resonates long after you've watched it.

Half-baked script. A film about everyday life, but it failed to escape from banality. Looks like the actors were left to make up dialogue on the spot. Photography is beautiful.

A little bit about dishonesty A lot of hype was created around this film when it started showing in cinemas. I usually read good and bad reviews before watching a movie. I didn't find a single bad online review for this film, only praises. The rating on imdb was almost nine, the first three IMDB reviews were 10/10. One online critic (Milos Dasic) wrote that he laughed out loud during more than 3/4 of the film. I didn't notice a single humorous scene. Astroturfing.

If you want to be annoyed almost whole time during the movie, then you should watch this one.

The idea behind it is great, but the realisation is just awful.

A lot of loud, pointless and musical scenes. They all acted so childish and annoying. I get that they wanted to portrait one of the main characters as a person who acts happy, but deeply down is sad, but they did it horribly bad - no one acts like that in real life.

It all looks like they tried too hard to make a simple and super realistic movie. Unfortunately, it didn't feel realistic at all.

Best part of the movie are few last scenes, Goran Bogdan really made it a little bit better.

I believe that many who give a high rating to this film do so out of a nostalgia that this film definitely evokes. I have also watched another film by the same director, "My Morning Laughter," which attracted audiences solely because Nebojsa Glogovac was in it. I think the same story applies to this film; they cleverly included Goran Bogdan as part of the cast, and he is the only bright spot in this film. The other actors are below average. How and why this film was made and what message it actually carries is completely unclear to me. I give it a rating of 5 only for patriotic reasons to support our cinematography. Skip this film; it's a complete waste of time and money.

I don't really understand these negative comments. Movie was really moving, slice of life, positive with some somber undertones, but in very low amounts.

It's simple yet effective in what it's trying to achieve: not to little and not too much. It's exactly what it is.

I really enjoyed it, because it's really an easy and non-straining watch.

Truly a slice of life.

Casting is pretty good, everybody did their part, including the little girl, while Filip Djuric had the best performance.

This movie made me feel like I would too like to get some watermelons, find a spot and just take some time off and enjoy life for a moment. Cause it is short and sometimes we forget to be in the moment.