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What remains for a person when their home, loved ones, and belongings are taken away? When even their dignity and rights are stripped from them, does love become the sole refuge? This film journeys with migrants stranded on the islands of Lesbos and Cyprus, exploring the universal power of human emotions. It illuminates not only their suffering but also the resilience found in hope and love—love for those left behind and those yet to come. AGÀPE yields a poignant exploration of humanity’s final sparks amid a humanitarian crisis.
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