Drowning Letters

Drowning Letters is a powerful documentary that delves into the tragic events of the European migrant crisis. Through the voice of a mysterious narrator from the depths of the Mediterranean Sea, the film tells the story of thousands of people who have risked their lives to reach Europe's shores. The narrative follows letters written by mothers to their children, as the voice guides us through the perilous journey of a rescue ship, Open Arms, and its mission to save 550 people from a sinking vessel. The film sheds light on the dark reality of human trafficking and mistreatment in Libya, where humans are subjected to unimaginable suffering. As the situation worsens, the documentary takes us aboard a Libyan coast guard vessel, revealing the devastating truth of the world's most dangerous place. Drowning Letters is a poignant and thought-provoking exploration of the human condition that will leave audiences with a renewed sense of empathy and a deeper understanding of this critical moment in history.

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