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CALL statement in GQL invokes a Procedure

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For each node find the number of incoming edges

Suppose we are interested in the number of highways flowing into each of the Highway: We can use the CALL statement to invoke and inline procedure as follows: 
MATCH nodes = (b)
CALL {
  MATCH path = (a)-[e1:flows_to]->(b)
  return path
    , count(distinct e1) as incoming_nodes_count
    , COLLECT_LIST(distinct a.name) as incoming_nodes
}
return table(b.name, incoming_nodes_count, incoming_nodes)
order by incoming_nodes_count desc;

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For each node list paths to all other nodes

We are interested in getting all paths from each to all other nodes: 
MATCH nodes = (a)
CALL {
  MATCH path = (a)-[edges:flows_to]->{0,}(b)
  return reduce(path = a._id, edge in edges | path || '->' || edge._to) as route
  , b
  
}
return table(a.name as starting, b.name as ending, route)

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Movie recommendations based on what the 1 degree connection and 2nd degree connection have watched

Recommend movies based on what account 1st and 2nd degree connection have watched: 
MATCH friends = ALL  (account_a)-[:friends]->{0,2}(account_b)
CALL {
  MATCH path = (account_a)-[:watched]->(movie_a)
    , (account_b)-[:watched]->(movie_b)
  FILTER account_a <> account_b and movie_a <> movie_b
  return path
    , COLLECT_LIST(distinct movie_a.title) as recommended_movies
}
FILTER account_a <> account_b
return table(account_a.name, account_b.name, recommended_movies);