Bit of a weird movie, but a good effort nonetheless. I found it pretty cliche and the two extra storylines were redundant and added little to the story. The main story was definitely successful in raising awareness about the hardships of refugees (the part on the plane shocked me the most, can that really happen in real life??) but the other two felt silly and annoying to watch, especially the one that forcefully wanted me to feel empathy for a cop. I get what the film was trying to achieve but it didnt quite get there. Still, I applaud it for the filming on location and the dedication to making it look as close to actuality as possible. The subject matter isn’t explored nearly enough in mainstream media and it has to be one of the biggest tragedies of our time.

[spoiler] The Bicycle has the significance to GoT's Night King [/spoiler]

A story about immigration that is told in three plots with little connection between them. Actually, two of the stories are completely unnecessary. The main story, the one about the boy Adú, is one cliche behind another. Politically correct cinema to wash consciences. Social cinema that ends up being anti-social.