ADN-773 - Female teacher's exposure training at school - Miu Shiramine's lewd behavior was seen

*Attackers' most recent exposures include ``exposure training in the early afternoon when I'm drowning in thrills''. Rio Kuriyama'', but the direction of the script is the same: exposure to fill the emptiness in a woman's heart. However, the first scene where Karami suddenly attacks her in a warehouse and rapes her is so unrelated to exposure that it's so smooth. This is ``exposure training in the afternoon, drowning in thrills.'' It would have been better for the exposure if there had been a sense of mental training, such as stripping them completely naked and telling them that they can run away, but someone might see them. However, I think Miu Shiramine was erotic enough to play the classic Karami, a female teacher who gets excited about being raped raw by a student at school. Even when she plays wearing erotic lingerie given to her by a student, it doesn't seem too revealing. In particular, the lack of eroticism in the sheer underwear during class is a bit off-putting, and it's also weak as a transition to wearing a bra and panties afterwards. It's not bad to have sex in the middle where someone might see you, but I think this should have been brought in earlier. I also think it's strange that the most revealing part of the movie, which is the nakedness of the class without any panties or bras, was quickly dismissed as an image scene. The sex in the second half is too standard to be sex in front of the students during class, and even if it's not an explicit scene, it's a weak direction that has been used over and over again. The reactions of the extras are also bad, and for a modern school movie, it doesn't feel like it was filmed on a smartphone, which is old-fashioned. It's not that bad if you consider it to be a simple story about a female teacher getting creampied by a student at school, and the development of the story in which the story isn't completely hidden within the school and is revealed to those around you was good, but the overall reliance on text information in the dialogue and narration, which tends to be literary, was not good enough for Attackers to be worth this price.