Call Me Intern
By Nathalie Berger & Leo David Hyde
In 2015, Geneva is stunned by the case of David Hyde, an unpaid UN intern who slept in a tent on the shores of Lake Léman: a scandal with global reverberations. A cleverly-orchestrated publicity stunt to demonstrate the injustice suffered by Millennials, sometimes forced to work for years without any pay. From within international Geneva, the two filmmakers set up an implacable investigation into a worldwide system that puts young people in a precarious position, afflicted by what can only be called a perfectly legal form of modern slavery.
A film from the 2020 selection of the FIFDH to discover this year
Section Special screenings
Original language(s) English
Subtitle(s) English & French
- Director(s)
- Nathalie Berger & Leo David Hyde
Producers
- Laure Gabus
Distributor
- Antonio Laforgia
Production
- Collective Bièvre
- Duration
- 67'
- Year
- 2019
- Production country
- Switzerland & New Zealand
- Status
- Swiss Premiere
Friday 5 March
00:01
En ligne
Followed by a video encounter conversation with the filmmakers
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