Mio MorisakiI have a problem. That is to be molested and persistently touched by a strange man on my way to school every day. Being a small-minded person, I held back and didn't say anything. One day, a molester came into my house and forcibly raped me. After that day, something inside me began to change. I continued to seek humiliation at the mercy of the molester.
I wish they had depicted the molestation scene in the first half with a bit more care. It was just too rough...
The director's scripts are usually bad and the actresses aren't great at acting, so I didn't expect much, but this is actually quite good. The melancholy of a high school girl who has to take the bus to school knowing she'll be molested, and her repulsion toward the perverts, is acted out surprisingly well in the beginning, which makes the contrast when she falls later on really effective. I love that the perverts always take off her bra first while keeping her clothes on, and because of that setup, the later scenes where she starts riding the bus braless and pantyless really hit the mark. In the skin-on-skin rape scenes, they strip the actor, but in the second half, they keep him clothed as much as possible, which really emphasizes the woman being exposedโI give them high marks for that. Those idiot directors who make 'ryona' films where the rapist gets naked before the woman should take notes. The scene where the rapist breaks into her house could have been handled better, but overall, it's a unique piece of work.
