
After losing his job, an aspiring assistant director takes a shot at the AV industry, but there's a catch: he needs to bring in his own 'talent' to get his big break. He sets his sights on his stunning cousin Miki, whom he hasn't seen in five years. As he pulls out all the stops to seduce her into the spotlight, the tension rises. Will he succeed in getting Miki on camera and finally land his dream job as a director?




















Watching this made me question what AV is even supposed to be. I don't mind the drama-style plot, but it's just way too long. I want them to focus more on the main event. Honestly, I think it was mostly because the male actor was so underwhelming. A letdown.
The protagonist is some guy who looks like a total loser. His cousin Miki is just a side character meant to make him look better. And then there's the trope of the woman who's been watching over him since forever... If they're going to be this pretentious with an AV, they should just go make some indie film and jerk off to it themselves.