
The Chambermaid - Fall International Film Series: “Working Hard for the Money: Global Labor”
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The Chambermaid 2018, Mexico, 102 min. directed by Lila Avilés High above Mexico City, more than 20 floors above the ground, Eve works with her whole body. Her responsibilities are highly regimented and take an immense physical toll. The hotel where Eve works is a high-end establishment where the employees, nearly all women, have created their own social universe that Eve avoids. The only time she comes alive is when she sneaks away to call back home. Eve wants an education for herself, a better life for her son and a feeling that she has accomplished something. How the film counters those ambitions makes for an alternately bleak and reverent viewing experience. 2019 Audience Award - Portland International Film Festival 2019 Golden Gate Award (New Director) - San Francisco International Film Festival Bentley’s International Film Series is made possible with support from the Global Studies Department, the English and Media Studies Department, the Valente Center for the Arts and Sciences, the Bentley Library, the Office of Sustainability, the Office of Diversity and Inclusion, the Cronin Office of International Education, the Center for International Students and Scholars, the Media and Culture Labs and the Academic Technology Center.
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