
The famous Vivianz lesbian duo heads to a tropical paradise for a photo shoot and honeymoon. But with a sadistic female director trailing them, their trip turns into a chaotic, unscripted, and intense lesbian documentary capturing every raw moment.










*Sora Shiina is famous as a lesbian actress and her play is stable, but her pairing with Nanako Tsukishima was amazing. Actually, Nanako Tsukishima was quite cute. His manly attacks were also great, and above all, his play was as good as the male actors. I also wanted to see lesbian sex with someone other than Sora Shiina. I would like to return if possible.
The title mentions tropical locations and honeymoons, but none of that is utilized in the actual content. They just mess around in dim, generic hotel rooms. Most of the time, they're just wearing plain, unsexy underwear. How is this any different from filming in the production company's office? Why even go to a tropical resort? There is one scene in the white wedding dress from the cover, but it's all close-ups of her face. You can't even see the dress properly. On top of that, they take it off immediately. I was hoping for some bride-on-bride action, but I barely enjoyed any of it. It feels like they just wanted a free trip to the tropics and shot this AV to cover the travel expenses. A total disappointment.
Nanako Tsukishima and Sora Shiina. It feels so much like a real lesbian couple that it's like watching a private home video... Unlike usual, they're almost makeup-free, which really adds to that private feel. Watching the sex scenes, I wonder—is the dynamic definitely 'Neko (bottom): Sora Shiina' and 'Tachi (top): Nanako Tsukishima'?
Since it's a documentary, there's a lot of talking, which fans will likely enjoy. However, the structure feels haphazard and half-baked. Regarding the sex scenes, the previous two entries felt like 'performative' acts—using Tsukishima-san's flexibility and core strength for acrobatics, or involving third parties—which lacked genuine heat. But in this one, especially the beginning, you can see real sex filled with love and passion, just as they mention in the film. If the previous ones were just 'encounters,' this is pure 'sex.' Combined with the dim lighting, it feels like a real couple's intimate moment; I'd recommend it to both men and women.
You're better off skipping the lesbian parts. Watching those clumsy scenes will ruin the travel footage before and after. Well, unless you consider the lesbian scenes to be comedy, then maybe it works.