
Maria, a wife supporting her struggling painter husband. Ueda, a friend and buyer visiting the atelier, says he will soon meet Ozawa, known as the solitary painter. The husband, who deeply respects Ozawa, is also invited, and Maria goes with him. Ten years ago, Ozawa was painting a work with his wife as a model, but she ran away, leaving the painting unfinished. In front of the unfinished masterpiece, Ueda suggests using Maria as a model...










I understand the negative opinions about Maria, played by Nobuyuki Kato, but I really like Maria! I find her adorable... There's a scene where she presses her husband, 'How long are you going to continue living like this?' It feels like she's saying, 'I'm sick of this life!' but immediately after, she pleads, 'The baby...'! She doesn't want a good life for herself! She's overflowing with the desire to be happy with her husband, and it made me want to hold her close... Seeing the picture of herself drawn by her husband, she smiles and says, 'Is this how beautiful I look in your eyes...'? She must have been happy that the image of herself she should be was depicted there... And regarding the painting by Mr. Ozawa, she acknowledges, 'That was me!' but then spits out, 'It was vulgar and ugly!' She wanted to be the 'me' you paint! That feeling must have exploded... That's why she lashed out! She didn't want to know this world, this self... I don't need past works, or the accompanying 'still life'! If you want to paint, paint 'me' alone! Show me only the essence of 'me'! 'Shut up! You're old! Paint it properly!' Maria scolds him, and Mr. Ozawa retorts, 'I'm painting it!' but she screams, 'You're not!' I felt like I heard Maria's 'cry of blood' and my heart ached! It was a cry like Cosmo-kun's, when he cried, 'I won't accept this worthless way of life, even if it depends on Ide's power!'... Tears of the heart must have burst forth... I think she refused the modeling fee not out of 'pride,' but out of dignity... She didn't even check the contents of the envelope... A base woman might have checked the amount and complained... She's not that kind of woman, and it felt like she didn't want to have any connection with that world... I glimpsed Maria's spiritual resistance. This has turned into more of a review of 'Maria' than the work itself, but I think she's an outstanding character unlike anything I've seen in recent years... The direction is ordinary, but the contrast between her outfit at the beginning and at the end was clever... Unrelated to the main story, I thought both Mr. Ozawa and Maria's husband had too-linear arm movements, and it just didn't look good... It's a small thing, though... I declare it! The value of the 'artwork' abandoned by her husband is immeasurable!
I can't understand how anyone came up with the idea to make a drama with this kind of setting. I like nude model stories and have seen various nude model works, but this one gave me a negative reaction, so I avoided it. However, I accidentally saw it the other day, so I'm writing a review. The protagonist is a woman who is assertive and speaks and acts as if she looks down on her husband. There are many such women in reality. In that sense, it might be realistic, but I just can't get aroused by such a woman. And I don't know how great the painter is, but his intimidating behavior towards the model – 'Look here! Don't move! Undress!' – is unpleasant. Furthermore, the model's sulky attitude while undressing. There's absolutely no expression of the shame of being naked there. How can anyone get aroused watching this? There's no one I dislike, but I want a nude model work where my wife undresses in front of people.
I liked how the discomfort shown by the confident woman when doing unwilling nude modeling was clearly expressed. The feeling of a lewd wife after accepting the situation and transforming was also wonderful. Especially the scene where she spreads her legs wide and masturbates was the most erotic. If I had to be greedy, it might have been good to push the transformation to the extreme.
It's definitely an homage to the movie 'The Beautiful Fighting Woman,' but it's just an unavoidable outcome.
A confident and sharp-looking slender mature wife, Kato Hino. She and her struggling painter husband (Horio) visit the famous painter Ozawa, introduced by her husband's friend, the art dealer Kamimura, and end up modeling for him. The bold nude poses she's forced into by the sexually harassing painter are captivating, but the scene where she rubs the immature nipples at the peak of her swollen breasts with her fingers while becoming aroused is truly a must-have. The young wife's oiled, shimmering naked body sways as she glares at the painter with a sly look. The change in expression as she's forcibly penetrated by Kamimura's massive size, resisting yet beginning to moan with pleasure, and eventually straddling the man's waist and sliding it back and forth is exquisite. Even in the scene where she's assaulted by the art collector Sayama, her expression as she stifles her voice to avoid being discovered by her husband and succumbs to being licked and subjected to piston attacks is so realistic it's hard to believe it's acting. The wife is forced to fellatio the painter, and eventually gives in, showcasing a bit of her skill and receiving his ejaculation orally. Finally, the brazen wife shows off her self-pleasure, stirring the men's lust and devouring the three aroused members with her mouth, both above and below. The video is dark and the mosaic is heavy, which is a shame, but the actress has good taste in clothing and lingerie, and her slightly protruding belly is cute and charming.