
A real training documentary in a cramped room! Heroine Hitomi and a strange girl Yui are double-enemaed, suffering through humiliation. Watch them struggle with expanded anuses and forced retention. From nipple torture to electric shocks, spanking, and closet enemas, this is a full-course training session. Check out the record of these two crying, humiliated girls.
*All sample image scenes are included. There are no SM elements such as spanking candles (there seems to be one in the cell version). Although it is about an enema, there is only one enema/excretion scene. Moreover, in the excretion scene, the camera moves from the buttocks and cannot be seen. That doesn't mean I'm embarrassed or suffering. Frustration builds up. She loves lesbians, so when she tries to enjoy lesbian scenes, she immediately turns into a strap-on, and there is little so-called lesbian torture. Although the material is good, the poor shooting technique is obvious.
As others have noted, this feels like a trailer for the retail version. I bought the retail version to compare, and if you're expecting the 'W Enema' promised in the title, you'll be disappointed, so don't bother buying it. (There are certainly some good scenes in other aspects.) As others have also mentioned, the cinematography is disappointing. I'll accept that it's the director's policy never to film close-ups of the butt during or after excretion. However, if you're going to use two actresses and want to capture both their expressions and their butts, you should have used multiple cameras. It feels like they tried really hard, but ended up capturing nothing of substance.
Hmm, the cinematography is just amateurish... It seems they tried to mask the heavy restrictions by branding it as a '4.5-tatami mat series,' but it's so pathetic it's actually sad to watch. I can't believe this is professional work people are paying for. I understand they're focused on sales, but there had to be a better way... This just makes me angry and I'd never buy it; isn't it counterproductive? Everyone else's comments here are spot on. I should've checked the reviews before buying.
The props and the play are amazing, but there's no dialogue, or rather, you can't feel any sense of shame or bashfulness. I really wanted to hear more shy, embarrassed lines from the actress. It was quite disappointing to watch.
Whether it's the lighting or the camera, the screen is so dark it's hard to see. Did they just take something from another production company and release it under the Cine brand? I could forgive this if it were a rental, but I'm genuinely annoyed that I actually bought this.