ADN-571 - How to Train an Apparently Innocent Secretary: Orange Mary

*First time seeing Mary Tachibana, a sexy and beautiful woman. I can't stand the full pheromones. Her moaning voice is cute and her cool and beautiful appearance makes her look cute. And the actor Umeda is wonderful. The naughty words are also exquisite. It's also very good that he doesn't speak boring and boring lines fluently!!! The script, direction, actors, actresses, and camera work were all excellent. Personally, I give it 5 stars.

*Mary Tachibana's character setting, which has a gap between her on-duty and off-duty roles, is suddenly good, as she is a cold-hearted elite secretary who can do her job at work, and a homely and caring woman who wears an apron and cooks for herself even when she lives alone at home. The film is highly praised for its detailed direction and the actress' performance, such as the psychology of a daughter who is unable to get a boyfriend due to fear of men due to past trauma, and who wants to show her grandchild to her sickly mother as soon as possible, but is unable to form a relationship that leads to sex and has become an adult. A co-worker played by actor Umeda takes advantage of the president's office, which has become a closed room after the company president leaves work early, and decides to become a criminal in order to rape Takamine's unattainable flower. The fact that the finish is heart-pounding is a bit strange for an AV of Attackers, but in terms of the plot, the line between scumbags and not including creampie is quite important in the portrayal of humanity, so it's acceptable in terms of drama. The story begins with a relationship between a sex worker, who can't quit her job to send money to her parents, and who doesn't want to make a mess of things.The script and direction are thought out to the smallest detail, such as the addition of detailed descriptions of ``smell'' that appeal to memories and emotions, so that it doesn't become a cheap opportunism, and the president's office, where the rape takes place, is overwritten with memories of loving sex. If the first rape starts with a kiss that smells of cigarettes, and the ending ends with a kiss that doesn't smell of cigarettes, that's intentional, then there's a pretty good chance. On the other hand, the masturbation scenes that appear every now and then are half-hearted, and is the rape scene her first sex? That's also ambiguous, so it might have been nice to see a change where the vibrator graduated from being a lover, rather than having "penetration" done with a vibrator and yearning for real sex. Isn't the president's office too poor? I think there is still room for improvement as a drama, such as the cheapness, but the actors' acting was good both drama-wise and as a character, and director Ryo Inugami, who for some reason had a lackluster quality in Attackers, finally made a work that I was satisfied with, so I gave it 5 stars, which is a bit of an afterthought.