The success of the film He Who Sings Means No Harm by director Krešo Golik, considered in various surveys as one of the best Croatian films of all time, rests not only on the excellent acting by the entire cast, from Relja Bašić as Mr Fulir to Mia Oremović as Aunt Mina, and the charming story presented through the eyes of six-year-old Perica Šafranek, but also on the typical Zagreb quirks captured in the locations and set design by the renowned Željko Senečić. From trips to Sljeme Mountain, Samobor, swimming in the Sava River, to walks on the Flower Square and in Maksimir Park.