Over a million black women live in a state of domestic bondage, underpaid, working long hours, at the mercy of draconian laws which separate them from their own families. This powerful 1985 documentary, shot in South Africa, examines the tragedy of Apartheid through the complex relationship between a black household worker and her white employer. This domestic situation is a microcosm of the situation at large.
| Production | Christian Wangler | Producer |
| Directing | Mira Hamermesh | Director |
| Writing | Mira Hamermesh | Writer |
| Camera | Cliff Bestall | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Brain Tilly | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Tony Bensusan | Sound |
| Sound | Mike Billing | Sound |
| Production | Debbie Boerne | Production Coordinator |
| Sound | Rosalie Coopman | Music |
| Editing | Terry Twigg | Editor |
| Production | Anita Bennett | Associate Producer |
| Production | Mike Dodds | Executive Producer |