
A month after her husband's funeral, Emiko is surrounded by the 'kindness' of her brothers-in-law. But when a winning lottery ticket left by her husband is discovered, their true colors emerge. Consumed by greed and lust, these middle-aged men turn the widow into their personal plaything.








It's been a while since I've seen Emiko Koike, and she still has that mature sex appeal. She plays a widow whose late husband won the lottery, and two step-brothers plus two employees from her late husband's company swarm her for her body and the prize money. The highlight is the first half: Koike-san masturbating in front of the Buddhist altar, being watched by her step-brother who then forces himself on her—the sex in front of the late husband's portrait had a great sense of immorality. In the middle, the employees (kicked out due to the company's bankruptcy) and the debt-ridden step-brother conspire to assault and blackmail her. In the end, she's assaulted again by men blinded by greed. Koike-san's performance was fine, but the male actors' acting and the overall story felt lacking.