
Two divorced women in their late 30s—a photographer and a career woman—who swore off men, find their world turned upside down when a much younger guy kisses them. After a sudden confession, they can no longer hold back their desires and end up in a wild, one-night stand.




















It's produced as AV for women, so the visuals are clean. However, the camera work during the intimate scenes often focuses too much on the actress, frequently cutting Mutan out of the frame, which really kills the romantic vibe. I wish they'd include more two-person shots or more of Mutan. Mutan playing a top model had a very clean, refreshing vibe, which I really liked.
Compared to SILK LABO, HOT's 'TOKYO LUV TRENDY' seems to target an older demographic and has less of a 'how-to' vibe. I think the quality of 'Kin-Ai' (Forbidden Love) is still better. The writer is currently at the level of a kid who's read two or three books on screenwriting. Well, most regular AVs are at that level, too. If they want to step up, I want them to put their all into writing the best lines they can possibly think of. The god of screenwriting doesn't descend upon those who hold back. If you're going to stay in the erotic genre, you should write with the intention of becoming the best in the field. The actors are even more amateurish than the script. They might get by now while being hyped as 'eromen,' but this situation won't last forever. I want them to ask themselves: What is an actor? What is acting?