Wang Bing's latest observational opus Youth (Spring) captures the daily toils of young labourers in China's garment district.
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Silvicola, directed by Jean-Philippe Marquis, examines the state of British Columbia's forestry industry through the eyes of labourers.
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The poetic documentary Sundial harnesses the power of slow cinema to create an immersive and experiential portrait of rural Estonia.
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The Homes We Carry review explores the stories of Madgermanes by sharing the tale of a famlily divided between Mozambique and Germany.
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Tatiana Huezo's latest film El Eco is a hypnotic and jubilant portrait of a family of labourer in rural Mexico.
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Directors Hubert Caron-Guay and Serge-Olivier Rondeau capture life in limbo with portraits of migrants in a slaughterhouse in Resources
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An interview with The American Dream and Other Fairy Tales directors Abigail E. Disney and Kathleen Hughes on tackling workers' rights and corporate greed through a look back at the Magic Kingdom
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Revisiting the film collaborations of John Berger and Michael Dibb upon the 50th anniversary of their landmark documentary series Ways of Seeing.
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Il Postoo / A Steady Job observes Italy's job market in a state of crisis and asks what it says about society when we afford so little security to frontline workers.
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Still Working 9 to 5 filmmakers Gary Lane, Larry Lane, and Camille Hardman discuss the enduring legacy of 9 to 5 in the lens of #MeToo.
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