
After her husband's tragic death, a grieving widow becomes the target of her neighbor's predatory desires. He's been waiting for this moment, and now he's making his move.












Making her pose like the 'Girl with a Pitcher' sculpture, but with a kettle instead. I don't want to be harsh, but I have to wonder if the director is sane. Where is the eroticism in this? I once saw a scene in a Yuki Natsume work where a man danced naked in a garden, and this is the biggest shock since then.
She gets suddenly tied up, raped, and violated by her neighbor. Then she starts craving it... it's a really cliché production. The three people who appear at the beginning don't even matter in the end. I wish they would handle the process of a chaste widow falling from grace with more care. Don't just make a one-dimensional video that's nothing but sex scenes. It's not a documentary, after all.
I don't usually watch this genre, but it starts with rape, moves to confinement and submissive incontinence, and eventually shifts to her finding pleasure in the arms of her captor—that psychological change is interesting. It starts with a forced internal ejaculation and ends with one she actually desires. Even though there's bondage, there wasn't any physical abuse, which I personally appreciated.
The opening funeral scene is bright and clear, but the first sex (rape) scene is shot at night and is way too dark to see anything. The black clothing makes it even worse—why not film during the day? The subsequent irrumatio and internal ejaculation scenes are also filmed in a dark entryway, where the actor blocks the light and casts shadows, making it hard to see. Maybe that's why there are so many prone positions, but with the actress face-down, the actor's body and legs get in the way, making it hard to see Rio Ogawa's expressions. Also, it's a shame that Rio keeps her eyes closed almost the entire time she's being forced. She looks so cute with her eyes wide open in the flashback scenes with her late husband, but she keeps them shut during the rape scenes. It would be much better if she glared at the actor or had a dazed expression; it's a waste of her beautiful eyes.