Cinema: “Full time”, the breathless and overworked daily life of a cleaning lady

The alarm clock is the infernal chime of an endless day for Julie, mother and cleaning lady. She raises her children alone in the suburbs and juggles her work. His life is a constant stress. “Suddenly, everything becomes breathless, that is to say will she grab her RER? Will she be able to get her children back? Will his credit card pass? Everything becomes a thriller”explains Laura Calamyactress. In full time, the marathon of this superheroine is constantly overtaken by galleys.

Told with accuracy, the film tackles the daily life of these lives which are overflowing with constraints, and questions our ability to make choices. “What price are we willing to pay to have this job, this life, this house?“, interrogates Eric graveldirector. In the film, Julie is close to burnout. The film is realistic according to a psychiatrist, who sees in it the reflection of a contemporary reality.