
Ami, who married a president of a futures trading company, lived a happy life until her husband collapsed from overwork. Determined to rebuild the struggling company, she goes to a financial firm introduced by her husband's best friend to ask for a loan, but...












I think the script is good, but the direction felt a bit sloppy. For example, the phone call with the hospitalized husband... if you look closely, his flip phone is closed while he's talking... little things like that really kill the mood. I paid for it, so I'm trying to just ignore it.
The scene where the actress, Ami-chan, sheds tears of sorrow while losing her chastity, and the way she has sex while sobbing, conveys her love for her husband in a fleeting moment. I definitely plan to buy the home video; it's a masterpiece that you must own. Women say they like kind men, but they actually prioritize handsome ones; they say they like hard workers, but they indulge in sex with playboys. At Johnny's concerts, the popular guys are the flashy playboys, and you're actually more popular if you say you have no money from the start. Then there are the 'romance gray' older gentlemen, but the ones who get their money drained are those who are rough in bed. However, the housewife in this setting isn't just your average woman, and seeing how she changes is the biggest highlight. It's a work that not only AV fans but also movie buffs and naive young men and women should definitely watch.
The first 70 minutes or so, where she is humiliated by Ichijo, are excellent. It portrays a young wife well as she endures increasingly harsh demands from a loan shark to secure funding for her bedridden husband's company. However, the second half, where Pierre (the husband's right-hand man) betrays her and trains her anus, feels anticlimactic as it ends after just one session. The ending where she's sold overseas feels too rushed and out of place. Sakurai's thick lips are erotic, making her perfect for a role that involves being bullied. It's not as good as 'In Front of My Husband,' but it's still worth a decent rating.
*My honest impression after watching it was that if it was my first time doing anal, I would have liked to have thought about the script a little more and received some acting guidance. In the Attackers' previous work, ``In Front of My Husband,'' she gave a clever, if poor, performance, and it was a fairly well-made work, but in this work, the acting was almost left to the actress. I understand the harsh opinions towards Mr. Sakurai, but I felt that the director had a lot of responsibility. I felt sorry for the actress since it was her first anal work.
While there isn't an explicit death scene, I lose interest when the heroine dies, even in fiction (GIGA is an exception). It’s more realistic to dispose of them than to keep them as slaves, but I wish there was a justification that makes it understandable why the wife would kill them. In a detective story, I could at least convince myself they jumped into danger willingly, but here...