I Like to Work – Mobbing(2004)

I Like to Work – Mobbing is a drama examining the brutal reality of workplace harassment. When a woman's employer decides to force her resignation, they deploy systematic humiliation tactics—a practice known as mobbing—to break her resolve. The film draws directly from documented cases reported by Italian labor unions, grounding its narrative in the lived experiences of workers targeted by coordinated psychological abuse. As the protagonist endures escalating mistreatment from colleagues and management, the story exposes how corporations weaponize everyday workplace dynamics to eliminate unwanted employees. A stark portrait of modern labor conditions and corporate cruelty, the film reveals the human cost of corporate cost-cutting and the resilience required to survive institutional hostility.