This immersive eight-hour documentary follows workers in a Virginia factory over the course of an entire day, from clock-in to clock-out. Long, unbroken sequences of assembly and fabrication focus on the bodies of African American and Vietnamese American workers, while both mobile and fixed cameras transform their acts into pure movement. Everson’s “shift-film” adjusts the frame on race, class, and labor, celebrating the everyday and imbuing working bodies with new dimensions.
Kevin Jerome Everson
Director
Donnie Ballard Sr.
self
Charles Brown
self
Kathy Conley
self
Joshua Edgerton
self
Sandra Freeman
self
Tho Gralock
self
Warren Hammock Jr.
self
Jake Holt
self
Darren Kelly
self
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