Missing the point

Rating: 7/10 (2 January 2019)

The movie held my attention and was done well enough but
I'm surprised that no one else noticed this - this is a movie about refugees - everything in the world you know crumbles - doesn't matter what made the world crumble - the situation is set. Your only goal is survival for yourself, your fellow travelers and most importantly your children (even if one is not your own) - think natural disasters or more likely war- you hear of a place with safety and a chance for the children but getting there is just about impossible - now imagine when you arrive with the enemy on your heel. You knock on the door only to be told that you're not deserving and should go back where you came from - the allegory is complete. Of course in the case of this movie she succeeded in being granted asylum.