Labour Power Plant

Set in an undetermined future, Labour Power Plant examines a new production center where the focus is on transforming people into efficient labor resources. The narrative follows the journey of individuals as they navigate through a system designed to enhance their physiological, cognitive, psychological, and social competencies.

The film presents a unique perspective on the demands of the labor market, showcasing the tensions between personal desires and external expectations. With a cast that includes Frédéric Schulz-Richard, Franc Bruneau, and Jacques Ledran, the storytelling dissects the roles of narrators and the stories they tell. The management's introduction of innovative methods raises questions about identity and autonomy in a production-driven society.