Reviews

Most people here are about accumulating welth and paying no taxes. And trying to do that without any actually skills except salesmanship...if it can be called that. The main guy Brewik is fascinatingly unfascinating and has a pretty punchable face. No coherence, no charisma, and nothing to say. The Freemans loved the the system they help establish in Anarchopulco, until the same greedy system they helped build turned against them. Not to mention the book burning cringe at the beginning of the documentary.

The dreadlock couple was closest to an actual idea od anarchy. But also with no actual skills.

When there was need for community and solidarity, it was nowhere to be seen. It just shows that main principle of most of the people involved was selfishness and making money exactly the opposite of what anarachism is.

First of all, I didn't read the book, so I can't compare.

The acting is mostly good. Main actor is ok, but not too convincing. The story itself has some holes. The main character and the prosecutor are represented like top, smart lawyers... And at the trial main character never asked for a shue size of the shue that was allegedly worn by the accused. Than, when he does, reluctantly, like it was not that important, the prosecutor attacked him saying it is diletant in and out of courtroom.. I understand that there was a need for a quick twist in the storry, but, like..oh, we found shues at a crime scene, and they are yours! What is the model and the size? Like, if you got hit by a car and noone asked you about the color of it...

Other stuff that was silly was that the characters are unaware of the reality they live in... Like, a jurnalist that is not aware of how the tablod works althou she is aware she works for one. A prosecutor that does unlawful stuff, that gets into trouble and wants to get out of it at the official inquiry by hear-say, calling as witnesses two people in high political positions that "asked" her for a favour...so, basically, slandering... Like, we know you were told..but you need proof, lady.. And she was also supposed to be a smart prosecutor.. Next, police knocked at lawyers office with two interns in (or whatever you classify them), and they opened, police asked, can we come in, obviously to serch the offices, and they just let them in... They might have teied with, do you have a warrant ? You don't? Than the answer is NO!

Than, main character going into hiding and taking with him his mobile phone and using it all the time, etc... (I am still about to watch the last episode, so I don't know if police did the first logical thing when trying to tind someone...tracking his phone!)

So, for a Serbian tv series I'll give it a 7 star rating. If it was a foreign tv show, I probably wouldn't watch more than couple of episodes as there are much better ones waiting to be watched. But I am interested in the direction our cinematography is going, so I'll watch it till the end.