
Labour Power Plant
Feb 11, 2019 · 1h 25m
Director
Robert Schlicht, Romana SchmalischOverview
A new production center, maybe set in an undetermined future. What is being produced here? We shall find out by following the given traces. Two pairs of hands trying to untangle themselves. A human sheep virtually cut into pieces. A warm welcome to the authors and actors of their lives. Stories being told, their narrators dissected. When the gates open, those leaving Labour Power Plant have been made fit for the demands of the labour market. The next production cycle begins… People with their own wills, interests, and desires are being equipped with the different physiological, cognitive, psychological, and social core competencies to transform them into human resources. Meanwhile, the management is introducing new methods to enrich the products with the innovative features of ‘self-evaluation’, ‘self-optimisation’, and, most importantly, ‘self-fulfilment’. A series of interventions are performed, leading to an assembly that may appear strange at first sight.
Cast of Labour Power Plant
Crew of Labour Power Plant
About Labour Power Plant
What is Labour Power Plant about?
A new production center, maybe set in an undetermined future. What is being produced here? We shall find out by following the given traces. Two pairs of hands trying to untangle themselves. A human sheep virtually cut into pieces. A warm welcome to the authors and actors of their lives. Stories being told, their narrators dissected. When the gates open, those leaving Labour Power Plant have been…
When was Labour Power Plant released?
Labour Power Plant was released on February 11, 2019.
How long is Labour Power Plant?
Labour Power Plant runs 1 hour 25 minutes (85 minutes).
Who directed Labour Power Plant?
Labour Power Plant was directed by Robert Schlicht and Romana Schmalisch.
Who is in the cast of Labour Power Plant?
The cast of Labour Power Plant includes Frédéric Schulz-Richard (Thomas), Aude Ollier (Rose), Franc Bruneau (Louis), Émmanuelle Péron (Martine) and Jacques Ledran (Gilles).



