A documentary about refugees that addresses neither their journey to the country of refuge nor their integration. Instead, directors Arne Büttner and Ole Jacobs have made a film about stagnation: Nasim and her family are stranded on the island of Lesbos, at Moria refugee camp, which was still open in 2020.
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A documentary about refugees that addresses neither their journey to the country of refuge nor their integration. Instead, directors Arne Büttner and Ole Jacobs have made a film about stagnation: Nasim and her family are stranded on the island of Lesbos, at Moria refugee camp, which was still open in 2020. The directors observe the operation of the camp with a distant eye, concentrating on the everyday and inner life of the Afghan woman Nasim. Within the daily monotony, she develops an awareness of the opportunities that Europe will offer her – especially her rights as a woman. You can see the awakening of self-determination.