Ladies Who Do

Director C.M. Pennington-Richards constructs a charming comedy of social inversion, relying on the sharp contrast between the humble cleaners and the lofty world of finance they infiltrate. The film works with a witty script and delightful performances, particularly from Peggy Mount, who embodies resilient cheer.

What lingers after the credits is a genuine sense of warmth and the satisfying notion that cleverness and community can outmaneuver pure greed. It’s a gentle, uplifting farce with a heart of gold. — MovieFinder Editorial