Syuri MatunoUnable to care for his frail father, the son installs surveillance cameras to keep an eye on him. He soon discovers that his father has married his caregiver—a woman who still produces breast milk from a previous birth. Watching his father dote on his young wife's breasts, the son is consumed by a mix of jealousy and perverse curiosity. He rigs the house with hidden cameras to spy on their lewd life, but soon, he can no longer suppress his own dark desires for his young stepmother.
The title says 'breast milk nursing,' and while there are scenes where she breastfeeds, the actual screen time for that is shorter than I expected.
Because they went with a 'hidden camera' concept, the angles, camera work, and field of view are so limited that it's hard to watch. It's pathetic. I can't get off to this. Is the director an idiot? I want to enjoy watching Akari Matsuno, but some old guy keeps getting in the way. Stop with the 'hidden camera' stuff and just show us a normal scene. Akari Matsuno retired after this project.
*First, the amount of breast milk is low. Squeeze it tightly so that it drips from the tip. I'm not a breast milk skier, but I think it might be unsatisfying for people who are looking for that. Also, the conversation at the beginning of the story and before marriage. Woman: “Do you want to drink tea?” Old man: “I’d rather drink that (breast milk).” Woman: “Okay then.” This development is so outrageous even though it's a normal relationship between a caregiver and an elderly person, which isn't even that kind of relationship at all. Furthermore, ・Why do these two get married? ・Why would she have sex with her son who said he was looking for an inheritance? There is a lack of performance in that area. As a result, everything is so abrupt that it is difficult for the viewer to get involved in the story. It's not that the sex itself is super erotic, but I feel like it was an unusual deviation for this director, which is a shame.
