
Sumire, an undercover agent, infiltrates the Izawa crime syndicate under the alias 'Yuri' to bring them down. As she prepares to bust a major deal, she discovers the true, sinister motive of her superior, Ooki, who sent her into the lion's den.












*It seems a little difficult to understand, but I think it's because of the camera work that the flow of the work is good, and I think it suits Miss Violets in terms of production, and I think the expressive sense of speed suits it.Director Maeda shot it with a good balance. It's erotic, I was hooked by Sumire-san, and the picture is erotic, but the sense of speed was so pleasant that I didn't really feel drawn to the eroticism. The ending is well put together, and I think it's on par with an action movie.I think the quality of the scenes, such as the torture scenes, is less intense because of the quality of the production.It's a bit subtle, so I'm not sure if that's a good thing or a bad thing.
Is this from shortly after Sumire Mizukawa changed her name from Miri Mizuki? Sumire-san's body is more toned and better these days than it was back then. The boss character she's up against is Tony Oki, so it lacks a bit of intensity.
Sumire Mizukawa is such a sexy actress. Plus, it's a female investigator theme, which I love. I've already added it to my favorites and am waiting for a sale.
Sumire Mizukawa's acting was very powerful and impressive. Her assertive attitude was also quite exciting.
*It's a development and reaction that is common for investigators, so to put it bluntly, it's not out of place.