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This is a very emotional movie filled with great actors and performances.

It serves as a commentary on the state of Bulgarian music but it showcases the struggle of musicians in general.

Like a lot of Bulgarian movies, it uses nostalgia and the theme of cultural change from communism to democracy but it's done really tastefully.

I think it pays homage to other movies, like "Orkestar Bez Ime" but it's vastly different from it.

My only complaint is that it felt short on some story threads and character development.

Overall - a great movie.

Very good! Very good! Very good! I like it! This film took me back in time, to my good youth.

This is for certain the best Bulgarian film I've seen in recent years, if not the last decade. Fun and with great acting!

It is a wink to an era and a generation, but you don't need to be a part of it to understand it or enjoy it. Such a nice surprise, even the trailers looked good, but I missed it when it was in cinemas, so am happy to have seen it now.

Most surprising was the music, actually - great songs with accurate texts and most of them quite catchy.

Every department did their part, but the biggest stat was the dialogue - so natural and real-life, something that often kills BG movies, but here it made all the difference.

I really enjoyed this movie. Staff is great, music is great. Please do more Bulgarian movies as this.

0,0001% of Bg movies are like this. You you not watch this movie you should watch it. Phillip Avramov is my favourite actor and he is just for Hollywood.