
Undercover agent Emi goes deep into a drug syndicate, only to be captured and sold off by a human trafficking ring. Watch her desperate struggle and ultimate submission as she faces her dark fate.




















The story follows Emi, an investigator who resists but eventually falls. The first 40 minutes are filled with poor acting and lackluster action. Then the crime begins, but it's hard to stay focused because of awkward lines like 'the hostage is dead' thrown in. Harukaze Emi wears black stockings and black boots; since that's the only reason I rented it, I was glad she kept that outfit on until the end.
The concept is good enough that I find myself picking it up, but... Hibino has been making these kinds of works since the early days of the industry, but for better or worse, it's just a 'Hibino production.' It's true that they cast decent actresses like Emi Harukaze, and there are parts where the scene settings and camerawork feel exquisite. However, on the other hand, you can feel the absurd laziness and cheapness, and the production still feels sloppy as always. Also, their signature, obsessive fixation on 'ball-busting' is a complete turn-off that ruins any chance of serious emotional immersion...