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Every moment of this cinematic time capsule is mesmerizing!

The cinematography is excellent, effectively capturing the essence of the 70s atmosphere in every frame, with keen attention to detail in recreating the ambiance of that time. Every frame feels like a journey to the past.

Rasa Bukvic in the leading role is excellent, as well as Milos Timotijevic. Boris Milivojevic, in a small role, once again shines brightly. Mirko Vlahovic's miniature is like a hidden gem in the show. Miki Manojlovic as usual falls into the territory of overacting with a somewhat mannered style.

A must-watch for those seeking an immersive and visually stunning trip down memory lane!

It's completely oposite to some user who write comment before me.

Nothing is exellent and everything is below average, below mediocre.

Vuk Pavlovic completely NOT understand his own father, completely without idea about characters, scene, or period.

Yes, hi shot movie in places where his father filming his masterpeace The Ambush (1969), but so what ?!

Very weak.

Dialogs are unatural and investigation sublot is complete ridiculous kitsch PULP and wannabe NOIR. Bukvic character is stolen Dylan Dog character from Bonelli comics without supernatural plot, shame on screenwriters for that. Awful.

Besides everything else, Bukvic is a very bad actor, without charisma for anything. Not only in this movie.

Ridiculous accent attempt from Pavlovic's daughter actress Milena Pavlovic.

Mcguffin is a joke.

Camera, decor, costumes, scene, music, effects... Everything is out of place, fake, just bad...

Jovo Maksic and and Boris Milivojevic is only bright lights in this mess.

For the end... Legend of LAPOT is completely mambo jumbo communist propaganda. Even if it happened (no evidence at all), it was not a folk custom.

Shame.