Watashi no hanashi buraku no hanashi

This documentary provides an in-depth examination of the Buraku and Burakumin, ethnic groups in Japan historically linked to the pre-Meiji caste system. It addresses the persistence of discrimination against these groups, despite legal changes that have rendered such distinctions obsolete. The film investigates the origins and evolution of this discrimination, aiming to reveal the often-hidden structures that perpetuate social bias.

By using various approaches, the documentary challenges viewers to confront the realities of caste discrimination. It raises critical questions about why these prejudices continue to endure in modern Japan, encouraging a deeper understanding of societal attitudes towards heritage and identity. Collectors interested in social issues and cultural documentaries will find this film significant for its exploration of a rarely discussed topic in Japanese society.