
[Real Works 20th Anniversary Work, 3rd Edition] “Breaking news! Just now, rape has been legalized!!” A rape ensemble drama depicted from the perspectives of 5 women: a female announcer, an office worker, a female college student, a high school girl, and a female teacher!! Boyfriends, friends, colleagues, and teachers – all men become enemies!! If you run away, you're a criminal; if you aren't raped, you're unpatriotic. Is this the near future, or reality? 『Production & Copyright K.M. Produce Co., Ltd.』




















*If it becomes a reality, it will be heaven for men in the entertainment industry. A selection of beautiful actresses, models, idols, and announcers. For ordinary women and men with girlfriends and wives, this is the beginning of tragedy. I don't think it's a chance for an unpopular, negative person. When the world becomes like this, a man who has the energy to take action will devour it. First of all, that kind of guy isn't a yin guy. The behavior and social dynamics of the men who use the law as a shield to run wild is like a social experimental drama. As long as it's kept to a slightly erotic look, it won't look out of place in V-cinema.
It has that blandness you sometimes get with big-budget productions. It's almost 3 hours long, but with so many performers, it's hard to really focus on anyone individually, which is a bit unsatisfying. They gathered so many actors and actresses and created a lot of scenes, but they all felt like the same sex scene. A little more variety would have been nice. The idea of legalizing r*pe is interesting, but it would have been better to turn it into a series and explore different scenarios in detail. Trying to cram it all into one title felt forced.
Huge respect to the actresses in this one. They clearly put in the work.
The first chapter was definitely the most engaging. The third chapter could have been longer. I wonder if they darkened the final chapter to give it a live stream feel? I would've preferred brighter visuals, like the other chapters. Giving it 4 stars based on the overall length.
This is seriously mind-blowing. It gave me the same satisfying feeling as finishing a really heavy movie. Honestly, the quality is insane for an AV. The premise – rape being legalized and society collapsing – is explored through an ensemble cast, culminating in all the heroines being… well, you know. There's a bit of a sassy attitude from the women that's surprisingly refreshing. The relentless violence and the breakdown of national sanity are intense. It's both incredibly erotic and incredibly well-made. The chemistry is insane. It feels like a scathing commentary on immigration and the unstable state of the world. The actresses' performances are phenomenal. This is a contender for the best of the year, a true masterpiece.