4.1 Miles

Short Film

2016

21m

Greek

Documentary

User Score:

7.7

A coast guard captain on a small Greek island is suddenly charged with saving thousands of refugees from drowning at sea.

4.1 Miles

Short Film

2016

21m

Greek

Documentary

A coast guard captain on a small Greek island is suddenly charged with saving thousands of refugees from drowning at sea.

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7.7

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Directed By: Daphne Matziaraki

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smallclone says...

7 years ago

A harrowing, heartbreaking, disturbing 22 minute short focusing on the captain of the coastguard ship on a Greek Island who gets continually called out to save the lives of thousands of Syrian and Afghan Migrants coming across from Turkey on poorly constructed vessels. There is little closure here. It's just a slice of life type short on the continuing humanitarian scandal we occasionally get to hear about.

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Nancy L Draper says...

7 years ago

Nominated for Oscars's Best Documentary Short. I've had to stop and reconsider the criteria for what makes a good documentary: choice of topic, clarity of storytelling, filming excellence, audience response? These are all factors, but should not be evenly weighted. I was moved by this Short, as were the rescuers who found themselves in this crisis, This film shows that the horrors of war are not limited to the theatre of the war, itself, but spreads out in concentric circles as from a disturbance in water. The storytelling is emotive rather than scripted, the images clear and unforgettable. It is a story worth telling and worth seeing. I give it a 10 out of 10. This film can be seen on YouTube.

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Jorah the Andal says...

7 years ago

You can find it (legally) in Vimeo, uploaded by the New York Times https://vimeo.com/185717440

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