Having to prove that you are gay and persecuted for this very reason in order to obtain asylum in France: interviews with refugees and a volunteer from an association that helps them shape their story.

The unostentatious yet painterly cinematography lends a quiet dignity to the plight of queer refugees faced with the impenetrable labyrinth of France’s bureaucracy. More than mere statistics, the asylum seekers’ life stories are rendered deeply intimate in these empathetic and dynamic interviews.