An aspiring math professor from Palestine, a once-imprisoned political activist from Iran, a young entrepreneur from Syria. These people are among the tens of thousands trapped in Greece after the closing of the European borders. Greeks, international volunteers, and refugees alike now struggle to find meaning and community in the birthplace of democracy, a country with a continued history of political turmoil. With moments ranging from the horrific to the sublime, We Are Not Together reminds us that the experience of the "refugee" defies easy definition.