What a perfect ending of a perfect trilogy

Banja Luka, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Yugoslavia

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Nikola Pejakovic

Ljubomir Bandovic

Jovo Maksic

&quot;Koza&quot; (&quot;Skin&quot;) is the story of a musician, former drug addict and drug dealer named Slobodan Milosevic, who, after serving several years in prison for smuggling twenty kilograms of cocaine into the Netherlands, is released. On th...

Koza

If Meso was the appetizer and Kosti the main course, Koza is the bitter, heavy dessert that finally finished me off. Nikola Pejakovic ripped open the soul of post-war Banja Luka and forced us to look at the scars.

Watching Slobodan return to an apartment frozen in time while the city outside has rotted with new-age criminals felt incredibly personal. The chemistry between him and Dragana (the brilliant Natasa Ninkovic) made my heart ache for every &quot;lost life&quot; the war left behind.

The series builds slowly until Episode 7, &quot;Svadba,&quot; where everything crashes together. From that moment on, I couldn&apos;t breathe. It&apos;s not a fairytale, despite the quotes at the start of the episodes; it&apos;s a brutal look at greed and broken family values. It&apos;s dark, it&apos;s uncomfortable, and it&apos;s easily the best thing on regional TV. It left me in tears and full of rage-exactly what a masterpiece should do.

If Meso was the appetizer and Kosti the main course, Koza is the bitter, heavy dessert that finally finished me off. Nikola Pejakovic ripped open the soul of post-war Banja Luka and forced us to look at the scars.

Watching Slobodan return to an apartment frozen in time while the city outside has rotted with new-age criminals felt incredibly personal. The chemistry between him and Dragana (the brilliant Natasa Ninkovic) made my heart ache for every "lost life" the war left behind.

The series builds slowly until Episode 7, "Svadba," where everything crashes together. From that moment on, I couldn't breathe. It's not a fairytale, despite the quotes at the start of the episodes; it's a brutal look at greed and broken family values. It's dark, it's uncomfortable, and it's easily the best thing on regional TV. It left me in tears and full of rage-exactly what a masterpiece should do.

"Koza" ("Skin") is the story of a musician, former drug addict and drug dealer named Slobodan Milosevic, who, after serving several years in prison for smuggling twenty kilograms of cocaine into the Netherlands, is released. On the way back via Belgrade to his hometown of Banja Luka, Slobodan's reminiscences of his previous life come to life: his time studying at the music academy in The Hague, the war in the former Yugoslavia in which his parents were killed, and the period of his life in Belgrade in the 1990s marked by characters from the criminal and drug-addicted milieu. Upon arriving in his hometown, Slobodan tries to find his place in a society and system that has long since changed and is governed by new rules that are unfamiliar to him. At the same time, he is confronted with characters and events from the past that will change him again and present him with a dilemma - should he pursue purification and a better life through revenge and the expulsion of his own justice, or through forgiveness and the healing of his soul?

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