Full Time puts the alarm clock in the spotlight. Our nonstop hero beeps, swipes, and runs to fit 36 hours into a single work day.  Add motherhood into the dizziness of low-wage labor, and we meet Full Time in its entirety. At first glance the film appears to be the slice-of-life of a single mother trying her best. Yet, as we relate more and more with her struggle; the missed transport, the interview cram, the endless tardiness, we begin to see a critique of the systems we live and work in. And yet, within all of the stress, fatigue, and endless running, there is hope.