The movie Europe doesn’t want you to see

The film "Citizen Vigilante," starring Armie Hammer and directed by a German filmmaker, has gained significant traction on streaming platforms like Amazon VOD, despite being banned in Germany and receiving critical reviews from the establishment. The movie, which depicts a vigilante taking justice into his own hands in a Europe struggling with crime and immigration issues, has resonated strongly with audiences, achieving a 94% Rotten Tomatoes audience score. It presents a stark contrast to mainstream films like Christopher Nolan's "The Odyssey," offering a "Mad Max" morality and serving as a warning to governments about securing borders and enforcing laws. The article suggests that the film's popularity among European viewers stems from its raw portrayal of societal problems, which many feel are being ignored by governments and mainstream media. The author argues that the film, despite its low budget and lack of cinematic polish, is an "honest movie" that reflects a growing "buyer's remorse" in Europe regarding immigration policies, and that its suppression by some governments highlights its controversial yet relevant message.