Each night, only 50 out of 100 individuals can find shelter in Lausanne, leaving many to face the harsh winter conditions outside.
Synopsis
Each night, only 50 out of 100 individuals can find shelter in Lausanne, leaving many to face the harsh winter conditions outside.
Synopsis
Inside an emergency shelter in Lausanne, staff members admit 50 individuals each night during winter. They prioritize women and children, leaving many outside in freezing conditions. Confrontations arise as the staff make difficult choices with limited resources. As night falls, the struggles of the homeless and the staff become evident. Director Fernand Melgar captures the urgent challenges faced by both groups in a city grappling with homelessness. The film lasts 101 minutes and features notable figures like Étienne Curchod and Karine Sudan.
Deep Dive
Why Watch
- Meet the dedicated staff in Lausanne's emergency shelter.
- Find out how tough decisions affect the homeless each night.
- See the emotional struggles of those seeking refuge from the cold.
Did You Know
- The shelter has a capacity of 100 but admits only 50 each night.
- The documentary features staff prioritizing women and children for admission.
- The film's director is Fernand Melgar, known for his work on social issues.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is the capacity of the emergency shelter in Lausanne?
The emergency shelter has a total capacity of 100 individuals.
How many individuals are admitted to the shelter each night?
Each night, the shelter admits only 50 individuals.
Who is prioritized for admission to the shelter?
Women and children are prioritized for admission to the shelter.
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