00:00Here we are in the prison for women of Rennes.
00:02It's the biggest prison for women in Europe.
00:04Currently, it's 230 people.
00:06So, we're going to go to the prison.
00:07Accès to detention, it's part of it.
00:09So, we're going to go to the confection.
00:11It's where the people who confectioners the uniforms of the personnel.
00:14How many people work here?
00:15On this stage, 28 people.
00:17In all, around 40 people.
00:18When they arrive in the confection,
00:19they must point it with this card,
00:22which they leave here.
00:23Then, they get the tools just next to you.
00:25So, it's closed with a cadenas.
00:26So, these tools are here,
00:28so, each tool is identified by one person.
00:31So, when they enter, they come to search their tools.
00:33And when they come out, it's the same.
00:34They must have their tools,
00:35to have a control before they go out,
00:38so that they have all their tools.
00:40Vanessa, enchantée.
00:41Enchantée.
00:41Toi, you're detained here.
00:42What does it cost you to work daily?
00:44It cost me to have a routine.
00:47Then, it allows me to wake up every day
00:49and have a rhythm every day.
00:50How many hours do you work here?
00:52I start at 7h30.
00:53I finish at 11h45.
00:55In terms of the day,
00:56I work in the afternoon or not.
00:57How many money do you earn money?
00:58If I'm in a month complete,
01:00I'm at 400 and a few,
01:01in enlevant the civil parties.
01:04What are the civil parties?
01:05Those who are the damage
01:06to the outside victims.
01:08It's important to wake up the morning,
01:10to go to work.
01:11And then, if they know to adapt there,
01:12they will adapt to another outside work.
01:15Of course.
01:16The idea is also to prepare the after, I imagine.
01:18Here we go.
