A fantastic insight into an industry we know little about - the workers who clean up after hoarders and terrible crimes and deaths. I like how some of the cleaners are able to reveal some of their lives and thoughts. The city of Melbourne gets some lovely cinematography as well as showing some of its grubbier side. But of course it's the cleaning company founder, trans woman Sandra, who is the star. She's suffered a lot of blows in her life and my guess is she's a lot tougher than we see her here. But she comes across as kind and funny. There's a great scene showing her alone in a room - she has had to keep her distance from people due to being hurt so often. But she survived and in the end, succeeded in life.