In one of the most harrowing scenes from “Exodus,” Syrian refugee Hassan attempts to cross the Mediterranean Sea on an overcrowded inflatable dinghy — and films what happens as the boat begins taking on water.
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See the global migration crisis through footage filmed by refugees themselves — on sinking dinghies, in the trucks of human traffickers, and inside the countries they hope to call home.
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