Employees at a lingerie factory in Argentina form a cooperative to prevent bankruptcy and redefine their roles amid economic challenges.
Synopsis
Employees at a lingerie factory in Argentina form a cooperative to prevent bankruptcy and redefine their roles amid economic challenges.
Synopsis
Workers at Starissima, a lingerie factory in Argentina, face bankruptcy in 2010. They respond by forming a cooperative to take control of the business. The employees redefine their roles and tackle the challenges of ownership. Their efforts reflect the economic and social issues affecting their lives. Through this process, they develop a new model of self-management. The documentary includes perspectives from director Mariana Otero and other key individuals involved in this transition.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how workers at Starissima take control of their factory.
- Meet the employees redefining their roles in a cooperative.
- Find out about the economic issues affecting workers in Argentina.
Did You Know
- Starissima is a lingerie factory located in Argentina.
- The documentary was released in 2010 and has a duration of 87 minutes.
- Mariana Otero is the director of the film.
- The film is produced in France and features a French language soundtrack.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who directed the documentary Into Our Own Hands?
Mariana Otero directed the documentary Into Our Own Hands.
What is the main focus of the workers at Starissima?
The workers at Starissima focus on forming a cooperative to take control of their business and redefine their roles.
What year was the documentary Into Our Own Hands released?
Into Our Own Hands was released in 2010.
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