Three years after the 2015 migration surge in Europe, *Grand H* challenges common perceptions of the asylum process. The film examines and highlights the dehumanizing aspects of European asylum policies. Through 15 powerful firsthand accounts of courage, activism, and the strength found in human connection, the documentary presents a layered perspective. Edited as a surreal conversation, it features voices from activists, dedicated citizens, and professionals – including a reception class teacher, a psychiatrist, an asylum lawyer, NGO leaders, and Luxembourg's Foreign Minister Jean Asselborn – who discuss human bonds, commitment, and human rights. *Grand H* explores the tension between a compassionate approach to asylum and the often clinical reality of the system.

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