BWSD-038 - Real Documentary: The Confinement Training of Arisa Aoyama

First of all, it's labeled as a 'documentary,' but it's just a drama-style production. Also, I had to laugh because the confinement location was identical to another film I happened to rent at the same time—though that's not necessarily this film's fault. Beyond that, the quality is so poor that it's hard to call it a documentary or even a reenactment drama. Having three men kidnap someone and then engage in sexual acts together is a far cry from the image the word 'training' (chokyo) usually evokes. I suppose the content of the play and the brief insertion at the end make it 'training-esque,' but the title and content are completely disconnected. I don't know if they decided on a theme before filming or just slapped a title on it after seeing the finished product, but it doesn't feel like either. It's impossible to understand what they were trying to express. Oh, the previous reviewer already wrote that quite succinctly (laughs). I agree. Unless you're a fan of the actress, I wouldn't recommend it.