The Human Factor

The Human Factor delves into the life of an engineer who, in 1914, is tasked with reorganizing a factory and communicates with his wife through letters. As he discusses his experiences with Taylorism, she applies his insights to her domestic life, transforming her into a domestic engineer. The film intertwines their personal story with visual elements from American institutional films and management handbooks from the early 20th century.

This documentary offers a critical examination of the impact of Taylorism on industrial societies, making it a thought-provoking piece for those interested in the intersections of personal narratives and industrial history. Collectors will appreciate the various formats available, including blu-ray, DVD, VHS, and others, allowing for a range of viewing options to suit different preferences.