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A secret collection of girls with a dangerous scent! From a novelist and a runaway's wild night to daughters melting under their father's technique, boarders seducing their landlords, and middle-aged men falling into traps. Featuring 9 intense scenarios including step-dads, exhibitionists, and wild swapping sessions—experience it all in one go.




















The content is a dangerous incestuous family theme. Both the middle-aged man and his daughter are insatiable. I watched it because I had a preconceived notion that 'FA (the studio) focuses on mature actresses, so young actresses are rare due to skill levels,' and it felt unique to see so many young, talented ones gathered in one work. Seeing Hazuki Nozomi in a scene similar to the one that impressed me when I first saw Yu Kawakami, along with FA regular Miya Tezuka, Kana Ohori at the start, and Tsubomi toward the end... I see. I was also curious about how Sena Sakura would perform in FA. She handled the dangerous scenes with Toru Ozawa (her common-law father?) well. It's a small detail, but watching her slice tofu into cubes on her palm made me think about her cooking skills and her career so far. A strange old man appeared early on, shouting about sex—could that be the 'problematic figure' Henry Tsukamoto? FA makes many Showa-era style works, but he didn't look that old. The ending credits state that the acts in this film are crimes. In a world that is dark, not wealthy, and far from 'normal,' the studio's attempt to find the 'essence' of eroticism and paint a hymn to humanity inevitably involves themes bordering on crime. Some works depict the cruelty and tragedy of being tossed about by the times. Therefore, I don't think one can simply and clearly dismiss these acts as 'evil' or 'anti-social.' I worry that the future holds an even more dangerous, impoverished, and harsh reality. It might be unnecessary, but I think it's good to write these things down occasionally. Giving a compilation 5 stars is a stretch; I'm not a shill for FA. I don't flatter. I just write when I feel like it.