User Reviews

... and i enjoyed it very much. Even though this is a lowbudget movie it is very well made, cinematography and acting is on point. I got a little bit mislead by the movieposter, i pretty much was thinking this is a movie about football with a comedic take and for the first half of the movie thats exactly what we get, but than it turns into a crime movie for the last third of the film.

I can understand why they did it, the funny trash-talking by the characters certainly entertains you for the first half of the movie but just trash-talking isnt enough of a plot to carry a whole movie. So we get a little bit of love-story too, actress Ivana Dudic in the role of the femme fatale does a great job in pretending to be italian, i really enjoyed the acting in the convenience store.

The grand finale turns this movie into a gangster-flick that seemes heavely inspired by tarantino (mexican standoff anyone?) while this definetly ends the film on a high note, i wished they hadnt changed the genre of the movie that drastically for the last third act. Thats the only thing were it was obviouse to me that the director has a long reputation in doing tv-series, while its okay to mix genres from episode to eipsode in a tv series, here it felt a little bit misplaced, i wished they came up with a more creative idea to end this movie, but thats just me nitpicking.

After all, im looking forward to see more featurelength movies by this director, this was definetly a very good start.

Even if you're a fan of Partizan Belgrade, you can't give this film a positive review, if there's any trace of a decent film lover in you. This film is a plain disgrace, nothing more than that.

The plot is written so badly that one might think he's actually watching a parody. The cast is full of well known acclaimed Serbian actors, but that didn't help much, cause it seems even they did not believe in this excuse for a script. Sergej Trifunovic and Andrija Milosevic continue to play their generic roles in the past few years, basically playing themselves. Ivana Dudic is an aspiring young actress, and it looks like she was the only one in this film that gave a little bit more effort, but her role as a prostitute that was paid to play an Italian girl, who can say just a few words in Italian that probably the whole World knows, limited her acting abilites. Dragan Jovanovic played a cold-hearted and cruel Serbian mafia boss, but he rather looked bored and uninterested. The only anonimous actor in this film, ironically, is the lead actor. That just adds to all the other nonsenses. And he is anonimous for a good reason - he is BAD. I don't need to explain what makes him bad in detail, just take any good actor and imagine the opposite- that's him.

What made me even more disgusted is the fact that they made a reference to some famous scenes from Hollywood films, probably as an homage, but they adapted them awfully. The scene where Andrija Milosevic is suppose to shoot one of the guys at the party if he fails to light the lighter is taken from Tarantino's "Four Rooms" and the monologue about the origin of Zarkovo residents is a reference to a scene from "True Romance", but both were so much ruined by the adaptation that the producers fo the original should sue the "Ekipa" crew.

The only reason why you should see this film is if you have two hours that you can waste and want to see what a really bad Serbian film looks like. Otherwise - avoid it.