Kein Land für Niemand - Abschottung eines Einwanderungslandes (2025)
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Directors
Maximilian Ahrens, Maik Lüdemann
A documentary examines Mediterranean rescue missions, refugee experiences and the political forces shaping migration policy.
The story
The documentary follows rescue missions in the Mediterranean and explores living conditions in camps along Europe’s external borders. Refugees who have survived the dangerous journey to Europe share personal stories of flight. These accounts are placed alongside an examination of the relationship between government policy and civic engagement, and how a societal shift to the right affects migration policy. The film also looks at the growing criminalization of migration and the challenges facing humanitarian organizations such as Sea-Eye, while considering how fear-based discourse and populist narratives shape the political agenda.
Full plot (contains spoilers)
The film follows rescue missions in the Mediterranean and documents living conditions in camps on Europe’s external borders. It gives a voice to refugees who have survived the dangerous journey to Europe. The focus is on the interplay between government policy and civic engagement, as well as the impact of a societal shift to the right on migration policy. The film addresses the increasing criminalization of migration and the challenges faced by humanitarian aid organizations such as Sea-Eye. Personal stories of flight are complemented by reflections on the role of fear-based discourse and populist narratives in the political agenda.
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