User Reviews

Total ripoff of the mentioned movie, only that it takes more than 20 hours to tell a story.

I started watching the series because of the great cast it has, but I was deeply disappointed by the cringe dialogue between the characters.

I'm wondering who is in charge of approving this kind of material - we have so much potential in the film industry, but old dinosaurs are still in charge of what gets approved and what doesn't.

The romanian film industry is just as corrupt as our politicians. We'll just need to wait for another generation to grow and change those in power.

I have the utmost respect for the actors, they've done a terrific job. Too bad they're given such poor scripts to play.

This television series, which started with great potential, ultimately failed to deliver on its initial promise and turned into a low-grade soap opera. The script is littered with plot holes, and many of the dramatic events that occur are forgotten or ignored in subsequent episodes.

The show introduces the intriguing concept of a police mole infiltrating a group or organization, but the handling of this subplot is poorly executed. Throughout the series, the characters become increasingly incompetent, and their investigative skills leave much to be desired. For instance, despite knowing that there is a mole within their ranks, they fail to uncover their identity even when there are only a few suspects left.

One particular example of this inconsistency involves the police chief named Costoiu, who learns that there is a mole among Dima, Misu, and David. After Dima dies, the storyline is forgotten and the mole subplot is barely touched upon. Costoiu's incompetence is further highlighted when he fails to investigate who the mole is that's thwarting all his plans, even though there are only two suspects left, with David being the only one who appears suspicious.

Furthermore, the script contradicts itself on several occasions, with characters suspecting each other of being the mole for no reason or disregarding important leads without any explanation. At one point, Costoiu even suspects Silviu of being the mole, even though he already knew that only David or Misu could be the mole.

Overall, the series lacks consistency and fails to engage the audience. The entire production team, including the scriptwriters, directors, and actors, should be held accountable for this poorly executed drama. While some aspects of the show are well done, such as the initial concept, the result is ultimately a disappointment, and it's challenging to recommend to anyone looking for a well-crafted production.