Editing The Women of the Sixth Floor (2010)
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| − | === Exploring Spanish | + | === Exploring Spanish traditional culture from the sixth floor of a Parisian building === |
This social comedy exposes the life of a group of Spanish cleaning ladies who work in Paris for particularly affluent French families. The story follows one of the propriétaires who becomes friends with her employer, a French stockbroker. She shows him a simple but cheerful lifestyle, and traditions that vary greatly from his own. The film delightfully displays the interaction between Spanish immigrants and French families during the 60’s. | This social comedy exposes the life of a group of Spanish cleaning ladies who work in Paris for particularly affluent French families. The story follows one of the propriétaires who becomes friends with her employer, a French stockbroker. She shows him a simple but cheerful lifestyle, and traditions that vary greatly from his own. The film delightfully displays the interaction between Spanish immigrants and French families during the 60’s. | ||
[[Category: Film as Cultural Diplomacy]] | [[Category: Film as Cultural Diplomacy]] | ||
