Her story stands as an example of the increasing casualisation of university labor and its human consequences.įilmed during the 2018-2020 UK higher education strikes, #PrecarityStory exposes the little-known reality of the academic precariat and fuels the ongoing public debate on the devastating effects of neoliberal policies -and, now also, Covid-19- in British higher educationĪ radio interview with a woman who finally took out a restraining order against her ex-husband drives the found footage visuals in this movie about love and fear. It tells the work story of Isabel, a cleaner, hourly-paid teacher, and researcher in the same British university. Can you change your body? Your gender? Femininity? “Break free”, screams the caption on her T-shirt, under an image of Freddie Mercury – and Joana wants to break free of everything and everyone: from her girlfriend Nina‘s bad mood to the other girls at school.Ĭast: Lorena Cervera, Isabel Seguí, María Fernanda Miño Later, she studies her own reflection in the mirror with the same intensity. Scarred, fat, pregnant, shaved, tattooed: Joana examines the bodies of the women in the changing room. The presence of these themes among the selected pieces show the interest of the filmmakers in continuing to reflect through audiovisual creation on many of the debates that feminisms have put on the table.Ĭast: Laia Capdevila, Rimé Kopoboru, Lucrecia Buabaila Through the journey proposed by these three short films, we will reflect on gender identity and sexual orientation during adolescence and the place where friendship is situated in the accompaniment of these processes the precariousness of academic work, especially for women, and sexist violence.
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