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A series of risky encounters unfold at an executive's home before his retirement. One drink too many leads to crossing the line. Meanwhile, Mitsuko, seemingly in a perfect marriage, begins a secret hobby at a dance studio. These seemingly respectable people lose all inhibition in this intense drama of infidelity.




















In the first half, Okamoto visits his managing director’s home on a holiday to deliver documents. After being treated to wine, he ends up being seduced by the director's wife while the director is passed out nearby. Using this as leverage, the director demands a couple-swapping arrangement, and they successfully indulge in a thrilling experience. In the second half, a middle-aged wife who enjoys dance lessons invites her instructor home for tea. Naturally, their suppressed desires surface; they hit it off and devour each other in the bedroom, though her figure is somewhat flabby and lifeless like a 'dead fish.' The husband returns home mid-act, secretly films the scene, and uses it to blackmail the instructor's wife into having sex with him, leading to a primal, beast-like encounter. Afterward, all four couples go on to enjoy even more harmonious marital lives.
The story unfolds at a very leisurely pace. It was reassuring to realize that even as I get older, I’ll still be able to enjoy companionship at this kind of pace.
*There are many different tastes in AVs of middle-aged and older actors, such as being raped by a young actor (incest), lewd for their age, and omnipresent old ladies, but the ones that feature middle-aged and older actors have a slower tempo, so it's good to watch them carefully. However, I want actors of all ages to appear in movies with the understanding that anything other than a penis is superfluous. I don't need lines, I don't need faces.
The first mature woman is super hot! Her acting is a bit clunky, but the sex scenes are incredibly erotic. Even with a formulaic plot, it manages to be really steamy. Aside from that, though, it's pretty mediocre, so I'd give it an average rating.