The movie Europe doesn’t want you to see

“Citizen Vigilante” serves as a warning to governments that if they don’t secure their borders, enforce laws and protect their most vulnerable, then ordinary people will resort to self-help.
The film "Citizen Vigilante," starring Armie Hammer and directed by a German filmmaker, has gained significant traction on Amazon's VOD, topping its streaming list with a 94% Rotten Tomatoes audience score, despite being banned in Germany and receiving critical reviews from the establishment. The movie, described as a low-budget, self-financed production, portrays a dark vision of contemporary Europe where citizens resort to self-help due to perceived government failures in securing borders and enforcing laws. It depicts graphic scenarios of crime and violence, particularly involving migrants, and criticizes the European legal system for its handling of these issues. The film's popularity among European audiences suggests a resonance with concerns about moral decay and cultural challenges on the continent, which governments and mainstream media reportedly view as xenophobic propaganda. The article argues that the film serves as a warning to governments that if they fail to protect their citizens, ordinary people will take justice into their own hands.
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