Into Our Own Hands

This documentary focuses on the employees of the Starissima lingerie factory as they confront the challenges of impending bankruptcy. Their efforts to form a cooperative lead to deeper discussions about economic and social issues in their lives. Amidst the production of bras and panties, the workers experience a transformative journey toward newfound freedom.

Mariana Otero brings her unique perspective as a woman director to this compelling narrative, highlighting the strength and resilience of the workers. The film runs for 87 minutes and provides a look into the complexities of labor, cooperation, and empowerment. Documentaries like this one often appeal to those interested in social issues and economic justice, making it a significant entry in the genre.