These men, women and families have, for the most part, spent all their savings on their long journey which led them to Europe, with most people paying smugglers to cross borders. They find themselves in severe destitution in Athens, which has just 1,000 reception places available for over 9,000 asylum seekers in 2011 alone. With no hope of leaving Greece legally and safely, with no hope of living in dignity in Greece, with no hope of returning to the countries and in a volatile environment of fraught social tension and the rise of xenophobia, they gather together where they can and wait and hope to find a way to leave. How Much Further? is a road-movie set in Athens. From hidden apartments, refugee community dwellings and public parks, these refugees tell us their stories of how they are living and offer their solutions. Representatives from relevant institutions, politicians and organisations add their comments and solutions to the crisis. How Much Further? is the fruit of a cooperation between the European Council on Refugees and Exiles (ECRE), the Greek Forum of Refugees, an organisation uniting several refugee communities in Greece and the film maker Matthias Wiessler. The movie has a duration of 47 minutes.