“…A surrealistic film in which somebody gets killed, his coffin gets out of control and after a surrelistic chase it stops. …”

“…Announcement of Lenin's death on January 21, 1924. Lenin in the coffin, masses of people coming to the House of the Soviets for a farewell ceremony. …”

“…Funeral orations. Laying of the coffin in the Lenin Mausoleum. Closing event: military parade on Red Square, Moscow.…”

“…At night they sleep on the hillcrests in improvised huts and coffin-like sleeping cubicles, a stark contrast to the luxury apartment complexes they build by day. …”

“…The movie accurately portrays the grim realities of Russian army that have made it infamous: "dedovshina" (officers and NCOs physically harassing, beating and humiliating younger recruits), mixed character of war (you can trade with your enemy one day and kill him the next), life of women at the front lines, documentary footages of helicopter assaults, an endless row of coffins sent home, fatigue, boredom, and anti-war sentiment. …”

“…He is encouraged by his best friend Đenka and his girlfriend Kristina, but her father Billy Python, a supplier of used coffins to the Topalović company, now starts demanding a bigger share in the earnings and the two families come into conflict. …”