Table of Contents
Introduction
"Multiple Views on a Diverse Film" by Victor Guimaraes
Part I: 'Housemaids': A Brazilian Film
"Imponderable Dramaturgy" by Fabio Andrade
"Politics Behind the Camera" by Victor Guimaraes
"Resurgent Class Relations in Brazilian Film" by Mariana Souto
Part II: Questions and answers, film and domestication
"Not Everything is Said: A Conversation between Jean-Louis Comolli and Daniela Capelato"
"Housemaids, Domestication and Servility" by Nicole Brenez
"The Obligation to Ask is Different from the Obligation to Answer" by Moacir dos Anjos
"Domestic: An Indiscreet Ethnography" by Marco Antonio Goncalves
Part III: 'Housemaids', A Feminine Noun
"Domestic Employment in Brazil: Unequal Affections and the Interfaces of Class, Race and Gender" by Marta Rodriguez de Assis Machado and Marcia Lima
"She Does the Same Thing Every Day: Women and Domestic Work" by Francielle Jordania
Part IV: Out of Shot: Unequal Spaces in the House and the City
"A Burdened Colonial Legacy: Domestic Servitude in Brazilian Literature and Culture" by Sonia Roncador
"Bodies That Arrive, That Stay and That Leave" by Rossana Tavares
"The Maid's Room: A Tale of Unchanging Apartheid in a Changing Domestic Space by Edja Trigueiro and Viviane Cunha
"Geographies of Inequality: Peruvian Household Workers Navigate Spaces of Servitude by Katherine Maich