The ILO estimates that modern slavery generates, in the world, an annual income of $ 150 billion to its exploiters, achieving a billing three times bigger than in the period of legal traffic. Since 1995, more than 50,000 workers have been rescued from situations similar to slave labor in Brazil. However, in the last country to abolish slavery, it is estimated that today there are still around 370,000 workers submitted to such practices. "Disposable Lives" focuses on two of them, modern slavery in rural areas and the one that exploits immigrant labor in the textile industry of the country's largest city.