... though, but not by much.

Aromanians, are the Latins/Greek of the Balkan peninsula, that have not been captured within Romania, Greece or Italy, and themselves are representative for the Byzantine empire, that has not changed to Greek, nor have wanted to become Westerners, by importing more mainstream Western Latin such as French and Italian in Romania. As minority across many geographies, it is tight knitted group. So all in all, their story could have been a great trip both in culture and experience, which it tried, but in a too much theatrical way, in a truly Balkan manner.

But the movie is almost pure junk, the acting is C-quality, although some actors have some movie experience, the story is really a fourth-grader, the soundtrack is hurting even for C-class Bollywood movies, the scenes are filmed by wedding videomans (and not the good ones), the dialogues seem to have come to mind after the start of the scene filming.

I'm sure many have seen already some masterpieces of Romanian film making, but this is not one.

So except for getting exposure to a Byzantine culture or for being one of the community, there is no real reason to see this.

I was expecting more, a lot more.

This movie may need some kind of emotional environment in order to captivate you but once it does, you can't stop loving it.

The culture is impressive, the ambition of aromanians to have their first movie in their own language, the story behind the movie is good and with the low budget they had I see it as a huge realization and a movie worth watching.

For those who went to meet with the actors and had the change to chat with them the experience as a whole was very invaluable.

I rate this video 10 out of 10 from the point of view that at list once everyone should give it a try and see it.