After Work

This documentary examines the phenomenon of work across various cultures, highlighting disparities like Kuwait's employment rights and South Korea's extreme work hours. In the U.S., the film addresses the staggering number of unused holiday hours and the challenges Amazon drivers face in unionizing. With a runtime of 81 minutes, it delves into the philosophical implications of work, money, and work ethic, questioning the very concept of work in today's society.

Erik Gandini's perspective brings humor and sharp analysis to the topic, making it relevant for anyone interested in the evolving nature of labor. The film travels from Kuwait to Korea, the U.S. to Europe, providing a global outlook on how work defines our identities and daily lives. As automation looms, the documentary raises critical questions about the future of employment and our understanding of work itself.