
Mako, a CEO, is desperate to cure her son's psychosomatic paralysis. Following a doctor's advice that a major shock could trigger recovery, she sets her sights on her star employee, Misaki, to perform a twisted task for her son.












I had high expectations, but it was a bit different once I actually watched it. However, since it was produced around 2014, the mosaic is still quite thin and loose, so in that sense, it's a hidden gem now. Kanda Hikari really carries herself like a proper actress. For starters, she can actually deliver lines. Many actresses just repeat the same phrases during sex scenes, but I want to give credit to Kanda Hikari for using a variety of expressions. By 'one-pattern,' I mean those actresses who just say 'stop' from start to finishโit feels like they decided to do that from the beginning. In that regard, Kanda Hikari uses a good range of appropriate dialogue. Also, the actress playing the president/mother role is great. I wonder what her name is. Has she starred in anything else?
The son's legs are already healed, but since he won't stand on his own, his motherโtold by the doctor that he needs a pushโsets him up with a female employee he likes, hoping the sex will get him moving... Kanda Hikari's scenes are so dry and unsexy it's hopeless. This time, it's not just simulated sex, but actual penetration is shown, yet the reaction is terrible. Veteran actor Kurihara Ryo tries his best as the doctor to make her climax, but while she makes noise, she doesn't look like she's feeling it at all. It would have been better if the mother had stepped in to save the scene, but the actress playing the mother doesn't strip or participate in any scenes.
*At this time, comments regarding the story etc. will be omitted. I bought it because I was attracted to the actress' appearance, but I was surprised at how bad the screen looked. When filming in a single room, which takes up most of the film, the lighting from a stand placed in one corner of the room is so strong that the areas directly hit by it are white, and the rest is dark. The point is that the contrast is not balanced. Though it is necessary to use well-thought-out lighting when photographing, this work fails to do so. Take the photo again. And I hope for a refund.
*This actress doesn't seem to be a newcomer at all, but depending on her acting, I think she could play the role of a deep-seated young lady. I gave it 4 stars based on future expectations.