15 Hours

About This Movie

So, '15 Hours' is this documentary that takes you right into the heart of Zhili, a town that's pretty much the backbone of China's kids' clothing industry. The film captures the hustle and bustle of countless small factories, and you can really feel the intensity of the workers’ lives. Shot in August 2016, it conveys a raw atmosphere, showcasing the sheer scale of production and the stories of those behind it. The pacing is deliberate, allowing you to soak in the details and the labor that goes into this seemingly simple industry. It's a fascinating observation of migrant workers and the sacrifices they make, all tied together with a nuanced commentary on globalization and labor. Unique perspective for sure.

Shot on location in Zhili, Zhejiang Province.Focuses on the lives of migrant workers in the garment industry.Explores themes of globalization and labor exploitation.