
Mayako, who already has a boyfriend, crosses the line with a photographer named Sawada. Just as she's drowning in guilt, a shocking truth emerges: Sawada is actually engaged to her own boss. Now, they're trapped in a dangerous affair where the risk of getting caught only makes it more intense.












The music is way too loud and the story is cliché. It doesn't really work as an AV either; it's just stuck in between.
There was a sudden first twist with the boss, followed immediately by a second twist in the office at night, and as it progressed, I kept watching expecting a third twist somewhere. Nakaoka is incredibly beautiful, including her physique, and as a charming mature woman, she's an actress I won't be able to miss from now on. I also sensed a clever side to her. Her multiple scenes with Shinji Osawa really highlighted her beauty. In several places, like the shower scene, I felt the essence of classic 'Attackers' works. Even the final bed scene felt like the new 'Attackers' Osawa,' and that's fine. Thinking of Osawa, who has come from the Madonna/mature actress field, moving into the younger line with the 30-something Nakaoka made the whole work feel fresh and enjoyable. There was a third twist in the final ten seconds or so, but if they were going to show it, the producers should have led us to a 'more spectacular conclusion.'
I love these heartwarming dramas. Plus, Tamaki's acting is excellent. Director, you really are something. Please give us more works that explore the psychology of mature women rather than rape-themed ones.
*It's better not to watch it as an AV. The content is acceptable if viewed as a V-cinema. One actor handles all the interactions. I would like to use more than one actor to avoid being out of place.
Setting the erotic stuff aside... as usual, there's no payoff, just a 'hit it and quit it' story. They try to make it look like a proper ending, but isn't this label supposed to be all about the drama? You can't just take the easy way out. They need to put in the effort to film those extra five minutes. The creators themselves are the ones reducing it to 'just an AV.' Still, the actress was fantastic. Such a shame.