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The Elusive Joy of Labor 

Thomas, a graduate in his thirties, is going to the unemployment office to find a job. In the search for a job advisor, he comes across an absurd world of self-employment at a congress held there, where one has to invent a job to find a place in the dystopian society.
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Thomas, a graduate in his thirties, is going to the unemployment office to find a job. In the search for a job advisor, he comes across an absurd world of self-employment at a congress held there, where one has to invent a job to find a place in the dystopian society.

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Genre:Comedy, Drama
Directed By:Miao Yu
Written By:Samy André Ali, Léo Noël, Miao Yu
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Runtime:9 minutes
Studio:La Fémis, Filmakademie Baden-Württemberg, SWR, ARTE

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