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Frequently asked questions about this film.

What is Refugees stranded at Budapest about?

Refugees stranded at Budapest is a news segment. Thousands of Syrian and Afghan refugees have been camped at Budapest's Scaletta station for weeks, having crawled under and over a razor wire fence at Hungary's southern border to reach Europe. In August alone, 50,000 migrants arrived in Hungary, many hoping to travel onwards to Germany. However, leaving Hungary proves difficult. After overwhelming police and boarding trains to Vienna and Munich, Hungarian authorities evacuated the station and canceled all trains to Austria and Germany. This decision sparked protests from migrants who had their hopes raised by relaxed controls just days earlier. Amidst the chaos, German Chancellor Angela Merkel emphasizes that the world is watching as Europe faces the largest migrant influx in a generation. The situation at the station remains tense, with migrants determined to reach Germany despite police restrictions and rising frustrations.

When was Refugees stranded at Budapest released?

Refugees stranded at Budapest was released in 2015.

How long is Refugees stranded at Budapest?

Refugees stranded at Budapest has a runtime of 5 minutes.

Where can I watch Refugees stranded at Budapest?

You can watch Refugees stranded at Budapest on iWonder.

What genre is Refugees stranded at Budapest?

Refugees stranded at Budapest is classified as Politics.

What topics does Refugees stranded at Budapest cover?

Refugees stranded at Budapest explores topics including refugee-crisis.

Is Refugees stranded at Budapest available for free?

Refugees stranded at Budapest is available to stream on iWonder. Check the film page for current availability and any subscription requirements.

Can I watch Refugees stranded at Budapest with subtitles?

Subtitles may be available for Refugees stranded at Budapest on iWonder. Look for the CC (closed captions) button in the video player when available.