HOUSE WORK WIFE WOMAN. A suburban housewife’s realisation that maybe all of her life will end up with invisible, repetitive, uncreative housework. This film is non-narrative study of domestic labour, work that seems not to be taken seriously by society at all. The whole notion of women being housewives has changed. Do you talk about yourself as a housewife? Most of the change that has happened since the 70’s is a superficial inequality of responsibility. 70% of British and Irish women said they are mostly responsible for housework. Men did housework, he helped her with the housework not the other way round. The 1970s is still happening now. This experimental film explores the space between the individual domestic labour and society’s economic workplace through the lens of a personal story of a newly married women who finds herself temporarily out of work. She marks time through the act of housework. Selected for the 100 Years of Cinema, the Irish Short screenings at An Taibherarc Theatre, National Irish Language Theatre, Middle Street Galway June 2016 and AGA collective, Olivier Cornet Gallery, 2016.