'Full-Time' opens with a quiet scene highlighting the life of Julie, a single mother juggling her responsibilities. As she prepares her children for school, the score by Irène Drésel sets a persistent tone. Julie travels three hours to her job in Paris, facing daily challenges exacerbated by labor strikes. Her identity comprises multiple roles, symbolising the strain of modern capitalism. The film's score accentuates her relentless routine, reflecting the unyielding demands of work and family care she must manage each day.
Irène Drésel's score subtly shapes the atmosphere of the film, underscoring the relentless and exhausting daily routine of Julie, a single mother navigating work and childcare responsibilities.
The music in 'Full-Time' amplifies the tension of Julie's daily life, mirroring the struggles she faces as a head chambermaid commuting to Paris amidst labor strikes.
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