FILMSSSour Strawberries2008
Movie
How Long Is “Sour Strawberries”?
Documentary film released in 2008. Presented in English.
Availability can vary by country and over time.
Spoiler-Free Synopsis
Read MoreCollapse
The documentary “Sour Strawberries – Japan’s hidden guest workers” was shot in March 2008 by a German-Japanese film crew in Tokyo. The movie shows migrants fighting for their rights as workers and citizens. The persons concerned are always at the centre of interest. While describing their situation, they are the protagonists of the movie. Contains interviews with non-Japanese workers on their treatment, with input from people like migration expert Dr Gabriele Vogt, Dietmember Kouno Taro, Keidanren policymaker Inoue Hiroshi, labor rights leader Torii Ippei, Dietmember Tsurunen Marutei, and activist Arudou Debito, who gives us an animated tour of “Japanese Only” signs in Kabukicho.
Movie Facts
About This Guide
This page focuses on the exact runtime, cast, release details, and synopsis for Sour Strawberries (2008). It is designed to answer the practical question of how long the movie is while still giving enough context to decide whether it matches what you want to watch.
Editorial Take
Sour Strawberries (2008) is positioned on OnlySynopsis as a practical viewing decision page. The page leans into Documentary expectations so readers can quickly tell whether the film matches the mood they are trying to fill. Language context is also surfaced so users can judge accessibility and fit before clicking deeper into a title.
How OnlySynopsis Builds This Page
OnlySynopsis combines stored title metadata such as runtime, release information, genres, and cast or crew data into a reader-first guide. The goal is not just to list fields, but to help visitors understand whether a title fits their available time and viewing mood.
FAQ
What language is it available in?
The primary language listed for this title is English.
What kind of film is this?
It is tagged under Documentary.
