Watashitachiwa Ningenda!

The documentary sheds light on systemic discrimination against foreign nationals in Japan, detailing the historical context of policies aimed at managing immigrants. It focuses on the death of Wishma Sandamali in March 2021, an incident that symbolizes the struggles faced by many foreigners under the scrutiny of immigration authorities.

Through its 115-minute runtime, the film explores the experiences of foreign residents and their encounters with human rights violations. It addresses a variety of issues, including government actions that have perpetuated hate and discrimination against groups such as technical intern trainees and refugees. This insightful look into the darker aspects of immigration policies in Japan serves as a critical examination of how authorities have treated foreign populations throughout history.