Miss Jobson

The documentary showcases Diane Jobson as she reflects on her impactful life spent advocating for the poor in the ghetto. Now in her 80s, she prepares for retirement while sharing her candid observations about aging and life. Diane's story is interspersed with moments spent with her best friend Sally and a backdrop of ganja smoke, presenting a unique perspective on activism and personal resilience.

Through Diane’s journey, viewers witness the complexities of her character. She is portrayed as a terrible driver yet a tireless advocate, embodying the spirit of a rebel soul who continues to live life fully. This documentary not only chronicles her contributions but also highlights her personal experiences and relationships that have shaped her path.