Eat Sleep Die

A young woman, Raša, is struggling to find work and maintain her dignity in a society that seems to have no place for her. After losing her job at a factory, she becomes increasingly desperate to provide for herself and her younger brother. Her situation deteriorates as she navigates through unemployment, bureaucracy, and societal pressures, leading her to consider extreme measures.

Eat Sleep Die was critically acclaimed for its raw portrayal of unemployment and its impact on individuals and families. Reviewers praised its authentic depiction of working-class struggles and its strong lead performance. The film was seen as a powerful and timely social commentary.

• A poignant and unflinching look at unemployment.

• Features a standout performance from its lead.

• Resonates with its realistic depiction of socio-economic struggles.

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Won the Audience Award at the 2012 Venice Film Festival and Best Debut Feature at the 2012 Stockholm Film Festival. It also received multiple Guldbagge Awards in Sweden.

Director Gabriela Pichler drew inspiration for the film from her own experiences and observations of the economic hardships faced by many in her community.