
Hikage, a girl raised by a mentally unstable mother, is a recluse, closing off both her heart and body. A mentalist brought by her mother picks on her, saying that 'lack of interaction with men is the problem,' and then rapes Hikage. With neither her mother nor anyone else helping, Hikage is brutally tormented!!!




















The opening with the dissonant BGM is a heart-stopping start. But the moment I looked into Hikage-san's eyes, I was overwhelmed by her acting and pulled into the drama. But is the mentalist role the same actor as in the SEX Agent work from a little while ago? His over-the-top acting is truly unparalleled. But both of them have awkward acting that reminds me of Hikage-san's work from over a year ago. I wonder if the mother role is just an extra or someone with little acting experience, as it doesn't seem like the work places much emphasis on it. Hikage-san's acting is so excellent that she inevitably stands out. The world-building is a shame. If they had paid attention to that as well, it could have been a more immersive work. In the first and second scenes, mainly in the Irama part, Hikage-san expresses the terrified, reclusive girl with her whole body and soul. I haven't seen this kind of work before, so I don't know, but I was impressed by how she perfectly grasped the director's intention and responded with her best performance. The screams and sobs around 41 minutes gave me chills for a long time. The perfectly timed incontinence in response to the fear is also excellent. However, isn't it a bit strange that it takes over 70 minutes until the first insertion, and she accepts it without any resistance? I think the role is supposed to be a virgin or close to it... The rain suddenly falling from the side? Hmm, I didn't understand the various meanings and the world-building until the end. Also, do we really need the constantly changing cuts and the cuts of the actor with only about 10 seconds of insertion time? I want to send my greatest applause and praise to Hikage-san for completing the role of the reclusive girl growing into a woman and making the girl think, "I'll try going to school" by the outro. Throughout the work, Hikage-san's immersion in her role was palpable in her expressions, gestures, lines, and attitude, and I truly felt, "Amazing!" Also, imagining that it takes many times the 100-minute work to film this much hardcore play, I realized once again that actresses are like athletes, with a grueling job. To be honest, I haven't watched this kind of work because of my aversion, but my consciousness has changed to the point where I want to watch it if my favorite appears in it. Thank you, Hikage-san, for completing the difficult role. She's got serious skills.
An interesting work about trying to reintegrate a reclusive daughter into society through DV and pleasure. It's like the AV version of the Totsuka Yacht School. I don't know how she became a recluse, but I was amazed by her overwhelming performance as she breaks through her desire to escape society with pleasure. Her journey of overcoming anxiety with pleasure is like a play about the actress's life. This is a work only Hinata Hikage could pull off. This is a masterpiece. Definitely worth owning.