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Shift Change, Tala, and Martyr
SHIFT CHANGE (Melissa Young, 70 min.)
At a time when many are disillusioned with big banks, big business, and growing inequality in the United States, employee ownership offers real solutions for workers and communities. Shift Change visits thriving cooperative businesses in the U.S. and Spain, sharing on-the-ground experiences, lessons, and observations from the worker-owners on the front lines of the new economy.
TALA (Pier-Philippe Chevigny, 13 min.)
Tala is a young Filipino domestic worker living with a bourgeois family on the north shore of Montreal. As she runs through her daily chores, dealing with the eccentricities of her employers, an unexpected phone call puts her at great risk of getting fired. Shot in a single long take and inspired by the current 'Live-In Caregiver' program of the Canadian federal government, 'Tala' tells a story of subtle oppression and re-empowerment, asking whether or not such a thing as 'subalterns' exist in modern Quebec and Canada.
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LocationRainier Valley Cultural Center (View)
3515 S Alaska Street
Seattle, WA 98118
United States
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