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The socially significant theme of informers during World War II, which led to several human casualties, is further intensified by the reluctance to punish the crimes of dictatorship during peacetime and the development of a consumer society of forgetfulness. This should somehow automatically lead to a decent percentage rating. However, this television production is so incredibly unremarkable and forgettable that I really can't give it more than 1 star. In terms of acting, directing, and scriptwriting, it's a poorly executed matter that essentially belittles the issue. Overall impression: 25%. The result was probably most affected by Fedor Kaucký, who was a documentary filmmaker and had minimal experience with the drama genre. (09.05.2010)