<i>What now, Europe? </i>a deep dive into Refugee crisis was much needed in today's cinema and who's better than Ai Weiwei to present the facts and the truth of this human catastrophe? there are many shots in the movie that are truly remarkable. The bloody-looking sea, the horses that are forced to move in one direction (smartly put after showing a boy reading a religious book), the decomposed body under the sun, etc. However I do feel like the movie is overlong and isn't entirely cohesive. we jump from locations without any order and that can be a tad bit confusing. I also feel like they could cut out the interviews with UN officials and political/societal figures because their words didn't add much to the story. we all know this crisis is not just and righteous. We don't need a camp doctor to keep telling us that. but all in all, this is an important movie. <b>× Best Line: </b>when I was an Astronaut I saw from space that each human is a universe.