

Two individuals live on France's minimum wage for a month, revealing the daily challenges faced by low-wage workers amid societal debates.
Synopsis
Two individuals live on France's minimum wage for a month, revealing the daily challenges faced by low-wage workers amid societal debates.
Synopsis
François Ruffin, a left-wing MP, and TV columnist Sarah Saldmann spend a month living on minimum wage in France. Their experiment unfolds amid heated discussions on a French news channel, where they confront the daily challenges faced by low-wage workers. Personal anecdotes and candid observations reveal the stark contrast between the lives of the working class and the perceptions held by the bourgeoisie. The film questions the capacity of the wealthy to empathize with those struggling to make ends meet in contemporary France.
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Why Watch
- Meet François Ruffin and Sarah Saldmann living on minimum wage.
- See the contrast between working class struggles and bourgeois perceptions.
- Find out how social reintegration is discussed in modern France.
Did You Know
- The film features a month-long experiment by François Ruffin and Sarah Saldmann.
- It was directed by Gilles Perret and released in 2024.
- The documentary has a runtime of 85 minutes.
- The production took place in France and is in French.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who are the main participants in the documentary 'Time to Work!'?
The main participants are left wing MP François Ruffin and TV columnist Sarah Saldmann.
What is the duration of the documentary 'Time to Work!'?
The duration of the documentary is 85 minutes.
In which country was 'Time to Work!' produced?
The documentary was produced in France.
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