“What makes a good job… good?” The former president of the United States questions this Barack Obama asks in his new Netflix documentary series “Work: What We Do All Day”, the US media reported “CNN”.
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In this four-episode documentary, featuring Obama“explores the ways in which we find meaning in our work, and how our experiences and struggles unite us on a human level,” according to Netflix’s description of the project.
“When we ensure that everyone feels that their work is respected, that everyone’s contribution is respected and that everyone is paid enough to truly participate in the life of our communities, we strengthen the mutual trust that makes everything in our lives possible,” it said in a statement. former US President Obama said.
Exclusively for CNN, the first episode of this documentary featured former US President Obama talking to ordinary workers in various industries.
Inspired by Pulitzer Prize-winning author Studs Terkel’s 1974 book Working, an oral history of work and the people who do it, this documentary series featuring Obama, the goal is to promote awareness and appreciation of the work that people do, CNN reported.
Work: What We Do All Day is directed by Caroline Suh and executive produced by Barack Obama and Michelle Obama.
The documentary series is a co-production between Concordia Studio and Higher Ground. “Higher Ground” studio was founded in 2018 by Barack and Michelle Obama. The duo’s company has produced more than 10 films and television productions, including the 2020 Oscar-winning documentary American Factory.
The documentary “Work: What We Do All Day” will premiere on May 17 this year on the “Netflix” channel.
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