Europe's heavily militarized south-eastern frontier features a wall that reflects a growing acceptance of enclosure and exclusion among its citizens.
Synopsis
Europe's heavily militarized south-eastern frontier features a wall that reflects a growing acceptance of enclosure and exclusion among its citizens.
Synopsis
At Europe's heavily militarized southeastern frontier, a wall takes shape, reflecting a growing trend of enclosure. Director Tadhg O'Sullivan draws parallels to Franz Kafka's short story "At the Building of the Great Wall of China." The film reveals how citizens increasingly accept the necessity of such barriers amid the ongoing refugee crisis. It critiques the narratives of freedom that accompany this construction, prompting reflection on the implications of these divisions across the continent.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how Kafka's ideas relate to modern Europe.
- Find out about Europe's militarized borders.
- Meet the voices behind the refugee crisis.
Did You Know
- The film references Kafka's short story from 1917.
- The documentary has a runtime of 75 minutes.
- It discusses the European Union's approach to the refugee crisis.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed The Great Wall documentary?
The Great Wall was directed by Tadhg O'Sullivan.
What year was The Great Wall released?
The Great Wall was released in 2015.
What is the duration of The Great Wall documentary?
The duration of The Great Wall is 75 minutes.
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