Me, We

Wonderful! Me, We depicts a broad array of complex characters working on the front line with refugees, while dealing with their own inner struggles. It comprises of several stories that are altogether moving, funny, sad and uplifting, and in my eyes come together to create a feeling of hope and faith in humanity, despite its flaws. The director offers a balanced, empathetic and humanistic approach to each story, leaving the viewer to interpret the events for themselves. Excellent acting from the cast, which includes some amateurs and non actors! This combined with the subtlety and nuance in the writing and direction, to me, made Me, We a joy to watch and a film I would recommend everyone to see!

Me, We tells the story of various characters affected by the refugee crisis in very different ways. As it takes the perspective of individuals from the host country, it holds up a mirror to our society, skillfully plays with klischees and impressively shows the consequences of expectations being met or disappointed. Truly authentic, but without being judgemental, well worth seeing!!

This movie truly shows the different sides of the refugee crisis and highlights why and how the different characters and sides act/react. Amazing and touching movie!

By not focusing on "their" Tristesse but merely on "our" phlegmatism, it is one of the most moving films; mainly out of my own comfort zone; I could see about this topic so far.

And by admiting our flaws, letting "our"selfes get humanized by the minute, it gets tough to keep up any critical, dehumanizing attitude towards "refugee" human beings.

It might seem like liberal wishful thinking at first, but this movie makes all of this scarily accessible.

Nicely and valuably done.

Me, We depicts the refugee crisis from the viewpoint of several characters in Austria and Lesbos during the summer of the European Football Championship.

It debates the expectations and preconceptions people from Europe have toward refugees, booth from the left and right.

Very clever movie that manages to talk about such a delicate topic in a very authentic and in parts even humoristic way. Never judging , never politicizing the topic. Highly recommended!