Maevia Griffiths’ documentary follows four undocumented women in Geneva, offering an intimate, humanizing portrait of work, family and exile. The film traces daily routines — cleaning, caregiving and the emotional labour that keeps cities running — while probing invisibility, rights and dignity. Its restrained, empathetic tone favors personal testimony and quiet observation, revealing the risks and resilience behind ordinary gestures. The result is a sensitive, textured study of migration and labour that foregrounds voices often absent from public debate.
Screening in presence of director.
