15 Hours

The documentary focuses on Zhili, which accounts for 80 percent of China's output of children's clothes. Shot in August 2016, it provides a glimpse into the daily lives of workers in this bustling town. Zhili is home to around 18,000 small factories, employing over 200,000 migrant workers throughout the year.

The film delves into the history of Zhejiang's garment industry, highlighting the emergence of a private capital-based model that began in the 1980s. This model allowed various operators to invest in flexible business practices, which are still evident in the factories today. By documenting one specific location, 68 Xisheng Road, the film offers a unique perspective on the challenges and realities faced by these workers.