Don’t Air Your Dirty Laundry In Public

Lupita and Toña's lives revolve around the imposing Ruíz Palacio mansion, where as housemaids they perform tireless work for an aristocratic Mexican family that seems to care little about their wellbeing. Subjected to inhumane treatment and meager wages, the two women have long endured this submissive existence. However, the tipping point has arrived; Lupita and Toña's resilience is nearing its limits, and the silent tolerance they once displayed towards their employers' disrespect begins to unravel. This compelling tale delves into the untold struggles of service workers living in a society where class divide can be as brutal as it is invisible, challenging our perceptions about power dynamics and human dignity.