Roads of Fire is a well-edited heartfelt and illuminating mosaic of the migration crisis. Director Nathaniel Lezra interweaves footage of a human smuggler who guides refugees through Darién Gap, a woman who struggles to seek asylum in New York City, and volunteers working as humanitarians on the frontlines of the crisis. Fortunately, Roads of Fire doesn’t feel overstuffed, undercooked or unfocused like too many documentaries do that cover a lot of ground with interconnected stories.