Great story with an unexpected ending. I followed all four episodes of this mini-series on one breath. Educational for both parents and society. The sick society we live in.
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caricaceca20 March 2020Bravo for theme selection, bravo for all actors, bravo for Mr. director and Mr. director of photography, bravo for the Production that gives us a quality TV program. Touching mini series.
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I was a skeptic, but I watched until the end. Very well told story. It's all covered: the grieving parents, the State doing nothing, the media doing everything wrong. And not to reveal: a great twist in the story. Nice work. 9/10
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Extremely important story for all of us, for the whole world. "What kind of people have we become?" Congratulations to the cast, authors and production. And to the European Union, which has supported this important project.
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The crew did a great job, acting, camera, directing, etc. This is feature mini series, but the truth, alone, is horrific. I hope HBO, AMAZON or NETFLIX will pick it up and show it so all can see THE MOULD.
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Thanks on behalf of all the parents and families, which babies have disappeared, from the 1970s to the present. It happened in my family in 1980. Most of all, I love watching mini series, based on true events. But this one in particular because it portrayed the problem we have for a remarkable and easy way. Congratulations to the whole team of people who created this great mini-series and especially the actors, who portrayed all the characters realistically.
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allaboutme-5032220 March 2020Watched all four episodes! Great mini series! A real human story. Great craft at the end. Congratulations to the cast and authors.
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fatagorija20 March 2020I like shows like this. Mini-series, based on true events, with great actors, with a good story, without too much pathetic. Discreetly and with dignity. Great picture.
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It's true that the media made a reality show on the theme of a "missing babies". on behalf of the all "missing babies", thank you for producing tv series without tabloid topic, with respect.
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olgascepan20 March 2020I was surprised by this mini-series. Why only 4 episodes? I would watch more! Great story that deserves more. Thousands of stories about "missing babies" in Serbia deserve more attention. The design is excellent.
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caleradan26 March 2020This is an example of a series I would not choose to watch because the topic does not appeal to me. I started watching right after the series "Dug moru" that fascinated me, and it was filmed in the same production. And already after the first episode - the topic got me very interested. What do we know about missing babies? Congratulations to the authors for choosing a thoughtful way to deal with this important story. Very exciting and instructive mini-series. I rate 8 just because I expected more relationships and emotions between other characters. Otherwise the show is worth more.
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versus-8354817 May 2020Slow but very good story. I hope that the state will help the parents of "missing babies", to get the truth. And we have seen that the truth is not entirely simple.
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ggbeby1 April 2020After the first episode, I thought directing was old-fashioned and then I realized that the director wanted it. Very well told story, without superfluous elements and attraction. The mini series about missing babies in Serbia is something that deserves to be seen by the world. I recommend it.
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gonny8024 March 2020I refuse to believe that all this was happening. Very good mini series. I'm sorry we didn't hear any more parenting stories. But even this apology is enough for all my attention.
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jordankakoko7 April 2020Simple story. Sincerely. True. Unpretentious. Beautiful colors. Good actors. Great music you can't hear. Although the topic is heavy I enjoyed it all. I love good mini series. Bravo.
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nevenesa20 March 2020I have never watched a Serbian mini-series, except for the ones made from cut films. This is a great job. A poignant story, which gives a different perspective on the topic of missing babies from hospitals. I'm still thinking about what I saw. Nada Sargin did a great job and the other actors did too. The camera is fantastic.
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I watched yesterday the last episode of the mini-series Mould. It's a great series, it's so simple and strong. This show is an eye opener as well as a motivator... in my attempt to learn even more, I had to check out the actresses and actors of this film to see them out of character, of course to make myself feel better to go to sleep in my safe little bed. Congratulations to each member of the film crew and producer Bojana Maljevic especially - for giving us two great TV series in a short time: "Dug Mora" and "Kalup".
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goranvucjak20 March 2020The first of our mini-series I like. I only liked "Hangovers" but not so much. This is an impressive story told in an unobtrusive way. 8/10
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vukdacos23 May 2020Interesting topic, great actors. directing too static. the director lacks more courage, but the camera is good. i like the end of the story because it opens up space for reflection. the general impression is good 6/10
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I am proud of our people who make TV series like this. Bravo people! Miso Obradovic is a revelation to me, better than anything else so far, Nada Sargin played her best role; we rarely see Sasa Torlakovic as well as Ana Maljevic in the series and it is a great refreshment. The cast is great. I cried with Ceca Bojkovic, a small but striking role. Beautiful colors, beautiful music, everything is good and balanced.
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Great respect to everyone who made this series. I'm the mother of a missing baby (1982). I was a little disappointed with the movie "Stitches" because it didn't cover parents' problems in a broader, universal, and public context. This is a very important series for all of us. I'm convinced that people will understand it better after this feature tv series, although we've all talked a lot on televisions. 10/10 from my family
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slobodosaurus20 March 2020Too terrible is the suffering of parents of missing babies. But I'm glad we also have a mini-series on the elements of true events. The story is presented in such an ordinary, natural way. I believe that many citizens do not know what this topic is about. Or they were informed the wrong way. I know this is a feature tv series, but it still credibly portrays the mistakes of the State and the lost lives of parents. Congratulations to Vuk Rsumovic and other authors on this work. And wonderful actors. 10/10, because everyone needs to see this story.
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jelenablazena12 April 2020I don't like to write reviews, but sometimes I really want to do it. "The Mould" (KALUP) has left me tonight shaken and sad - but most importantly, it left me more aware and more inclined to take action in the fight for truth. I think everyone should see it, loosely inspired by actual parents stories. As a woman, watching this mini series was especially horrifying and hard... Great acting (especially Nada, Miso, Ana, Sasa i Ceca), but all the other actors are great too. Every little episode played its part and it's great. It hit real hard in every way possible, and I am thankful at least for the knowledge. BRAVO TO ALL!
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mariskascepan28 April 2020An extremely important story with a topic that lasts for decades. a great, concise social drama. through four episodes of the mini-series - many many questions arose. good job.
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korditim7 April 2020Some stories and destiny leave you breathless. I would love to know what happens next with these characters and their fight for truth and their/ours human rights...