Bread and Roses

The story follows Maya, a young woman who crosses the Mexican border and finds work as a janitor in Los Angeles. She quickly becomes involved with her sister Rosa and labor organizer Sam Shapiro, highlighting the challenges faced by non-union workers and the fight for justice in the workplace. The film features a runtime of 110 minutes and delves into themes of labor rights, immigration, and the dynamics between workers and management.

With its focus on social issues and realistic portrayals, 'Bread and Roses' aligns with the trends of early 2000s cinema that sought to address contemporary social issues. The film's cast includes notable actors such as Adrien Brody and George López, further emphasizing its dramatic narrative. Collectors interested in films that capture the essence of labor struggles and social commentary may find this title appealing.