Factory Complex

Overview

South Korea's rapid economic growth in the 20th century masked the struggles of marginalized female laborers. This documentary delves into the lives of women in the 1960s textile industry, weaving through the narratives of present-day flight attendants, cashiers, and non-regular workers. It highlights the harsh realities faced by these women, drawing parallels to the plight of female factory workers in Cambodia. Despite the evolution of labor conditions, the fundamental issues surrounding workers' rights and livelihood resonate deeply, showcasing the enduring fight for dignity and equity in the workforce.