Seven parts correspond to each day of the week, examining how modern work can harm individuals and society.
Synopsis
Seven parts correspond to each day of the week, examining how modern work can harm individuals and society.
People
Synopsis
Workers in various service roles face challenges that impact their well-being. Many find their jobs to be degrading and harmful. The film presents seven parts, each corresponding to a day of the week, to analyze the connection between work and the people performing it. It argues that without workers taking responsibility for their roles, institutions will continue to perpetuate violence and exploitation. The narrative emphasizes the need for critical evaluation of work's meaning and effects.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- See how work impacts individual identity and society.
- Find out why service-oriented jobs can harm us.
- Meet workers confronting the implications of their roles.
Did You Know
- The film was released in 1987 and runs for 100 minutes.
- It is divided into seven parts, each representing a day of the week.
- The documentary argues that work disables critical thinking in individuals.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the duration of The Last Day's Work?
The duration of The Last Day's Work is 100 minutes.
How many parts is The Last Day's Work divided into?
The Last Day's Work is built in seven parts, corresponding to each day of the week.
What year was The Last Day's Work released?
The Last Day's Work was released in 1987.
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