“…Royal Serbian Airways; solving conflicts in the former Yugoslavia with armed forces; evidence of the Sarajevo siege; a radio ham helps to connect people across former Yugoslavia; interview with Dušan Mihajlovic (ND); medical ethics; anti-Serbian statement of Momir Bulatovic (President of Montenegro); first anniversary of Štrpci events; interview with Berislav Popov (Colonel of Varazdin Corps); FoNet news agency; history of Sremski Karlovci; Friendship Park in Belgrade.…”

“…As they put him to horrifying torture, the two contrasting mafia ethics are gradually revealed. Kovač, who climbed slowly through the hierarchy, is prepared to do everything necessary, even to cry, in order to survive. …”

“…Firga in the meanwhile manages to find Šurda a job in a construction firm, but Šurda stays loyal to his former work ethic and keeps complaining about the low wages, while showing no respect at all to his superiors. …”

“…Aleksa quits drinking and starts acting in a popular TV comedy series which brings him both money and new ethical dilemmas. Though the premiere of his ambitious politically engaged play turns out to be a huge success, it is immediately taken off the repertoire. …”