At the beginning of "This Human World": Eleven years of slave

Vienna – Even picking a flower can be an act of resistance. And, as the troubling history of Marish shows, even this small border crossing can not easily pbad by the hand. In a discreet Hungarian colony, Marish leads a modern slave life. She works twelve hours a day in a factory and has to pay her salary to Eta, an elderly woman with brightly painted nails, who is also responsible for the household. In return, she receives leftovers, tobacco and a couch to sleep. After a day's work, his strength is barely enough to let a few flowers go down an alley. If she succeeds, a little girl's smile slips on her old face.