
Part-timer Erina Fujisaki is kidnapped by a gang. Held captive, she is subjected to endless abuse and rape, leading to her mental collapse in this controversial documentary-style film.












The content is too dark and vulgar. The male actor is way too loud. I don't see the appeal at all. Very disappointing.
The guy running the show is way too loud. It’s a waste of a multi-person setup when they just take turns; there’s barely any breast play or forced kissing. The actress is doing her best with a truly immersive performance, so it’s a real shame the production didn't match her effort.
It covers everything from the initial kidnapping and confinement in a room to finally dumping her naked in an elevator. The action is quite hard and forceful. While the actress's reactions are a bit repetitive, her disheveled state is well-portrayed, making this a solid recommendation among recent rape-themed titles.
Since it claims to have a documentary touch, I appreciate that it doesn't feel awkwardly acted. The actress is beautiful, and the 'use and discard' progression isn't bad either. Personally, I wanted to see some service sex from a woman who had become submissive. However, there are scenes bordering on vomiting, so those who are sensitive to that should steer clear.
Slapping, hurling insults, berating... the male actor seems to think that if he just screams and yells, it counts as rape. Is this the director's instruction? It's just a painful, cringeworthy production. I stopped watching halfway through.