Compassion and Bureaucracy Clash in ‘A Job Well Done,’ Which Explores Immigration Through Social Workers’ Eyes ...Middle East

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Compassion and Bureaucracy Clash in ‘A Job Well Done,’ Which Explores Immigration Through Social Workers’ Eyes
Fred Baillif's new film, premiering in the main competition at Tallinn, mixes fiction and documentary elements to talk about "how we in the Western world see the 'useful' and the 'useless' migrants."

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