Doors open 20:30 entrance and start it at 21:00

A second generation Albanian migrant in Greece, Anisa, follows her mother, Aphrodite, from her cleaning job to a trip with other Albanian women. A tender view of a generation of migrants usually seen as precarious workers, the film focuses on leisure, as a way to connect, to resist and organise against work exploitation and racism.

The film was part of the Visual Anthropology Masters program at UvA and has participated in film festivals like Ethnofest in Athens, TiDF of Thessaloniki, Kinobize in Riga and Ko:Sh in Albania.

We are happy to invite you to watch the film and we can have a q&a and discuss it together afterwards.

Runtime: 23 min