4.1 Miles

A coast guard captain on a small Greek island is suddenly charged with saving thousands of refugees from drowning at sea.

Cast

Kyriakos Papdopoulos

as Himself

Tasos Batis

as Himself

Iraklis Miliopoulous

as Himself

Giannis Mavrogiannis

as Himself

Christos Sapounas

as Himself

Michalis Simindis

as Himself

Giorgos Tsagarellis

as Himself

Reviews

CinemaSerf

I'm not so sure this is a documentary, or even really an opinion piece. To me, it is more of a video diary of a few hours with the Coast Guard based on the Greek island of Lesbos. Statistically, a decade or so ago over half a million people tried to cross the 4.1 miles from Turkey, and in this short...

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