Christiane et Monique (LIP V)

In 1976, like the title “Liberation”, “Lip, c’est reparti!” In Besançon, workers reoccupy the factory and revive the production of watches. Monique, now an advertising assistant (cf. Monique-LIP I), and Christiane, a specialized worker, bear witness to the difficulty of being a woman in a struggling factory, of the difficult democracy faced with the tenors of union demands and subversive rejection to see work as an end in itself.