Quite an ok movie. The fact is that if the company decides to shoot a film based on a true story, they must be aware that they are playing with fire. This film is done quite correctly, but when it is based on a true event, there are a lot of limitations. There was very little action for a spy movie, and the spying wasn't really outlined much in the movie itself. All the time they were jumping from one location to another and constantly changing the target, which throws the film out of the circle of interest. There was so little action that they made a small parkour from one terrace to another look like jumping from 20 floors like Chuck Norris. I was also quite irritated by the music, not because it was bad (it was good because it was JAZZ), but because it was repeated all the time. One SAME melody was present in the film 5 or more times. There were a lot of dramatic and unexpected moments, and there was even one scene that almost brought me to tears, albeit occasionally. The film should drive you 200 an hour from the beginning to the end like in "The South Wind". That's why this film is a completely correct prequel to South Wind, how Sofia lived before Marash Kalash came into her life.
Review of Vera
