
Hospitalized due to poor health, Maki finds herself in a strange situation in her hospital room. After experiencing unsettling dreams, she finds her body reacting to new urges. When she and her husband get intimate in the room, he's shocked by how tight she's become.




















Above all, it's exciting to watch Maki-san, a married woman, get turned on and seduce a doctor into having sex. Whether it's a dream or reality, the idea that 'if it feels good, it's fine' really shows her true nature. I can't help but compare it to Yumi Kazama's 'itchy' married woman roles, but I personally find this one much more arousing.
The film tries to create a serious tone by stringing together hospital rape scenes with a plausible scenario, but as a drama, it's overly convoluted and drags on. However, the actress's eroticism is top-tier; she gives a passionate performance as a mature woman with rape fantasies who fully embraces and enjoys being taken by men at the hospital. Don't expect much from the script—just sit back and enjoy the erotic encounters.
There's a scene where a stethoscope is pressed against her while she's still wearing her bra, and the way that cold instrument touches her cleavage and the base of her breasts—outside of what's covered—is incredibly erotic. In a later scene, there's a play where the doctor stimulates her nipples with the stethoscope, and watching Maki-san squirm and moan in pleasure really got me off. The examination bed is quite high, so the angle clearly shows the penetration, but the thick mosaic—while unavoidable—is such a shame! I can't fit everything into this review, but the story structure blends the beautiful patient Maki-san's delusions with reality, blurring the lines between the two. I think it would have been even better if the final scene captured her leaving the hospital as a completely different woman than when she arrived. Like, if her delusions had become reality, or if she confessed her fantasies to the doctor... if I'm being greedy, I wanted just one more push. Still, Madonna has been putting out a lot of great work lately, so I have high hopes for the future.