SILK-002 - Beyond the Lens: The Man Who Teaches Her Pleasure

*I'm a fan of Akina Hara, so even if you ignore her acting, I found her to be quite beautiful and attractive. Unlike the AV, it looks like a normal couple having sex, and I'm happy to see a slightly different Akina who takes time to kiss.

I watched this because it's SILK LABO, but I'm disappointed. The story isn't as good as usual, and it's not the gentle Ittetsu-kun we're used to—he's just too aggressive. This doesn't feel like it's aimed at women; it's no different from a regular AV. Most of all, I don't like the sex scenes. It doesn't look like he's wearing a condom, and maybe that's why the usual gentle Ittetsu-kun felt... so aggressive. I really wish they had respected the SILK LABO Ittetsu-kun image a bit more. It's a shame.

I found the flow of the story convincing enough in its own way, so the unnatural acting and unrealistic progression were actually kind of interesting. As a 'how-to' guide, it's too drama-heavy, but as a drama, the unnaturalness is distracting—it feels like it doesn't quite know what it wants to be. I interpreted the message as being about how one's own attitude toward sex changes throughout the work, but it's a shame that this was overshadowed by the awkwardness. If you're looking for pure pleasure, it's lacking, but I think it's a wonderful work for passive women, showing that taking a step forward to find pleasure for yourself can create a synergistic effect where both partners enjoy it more together. What left an impression was the scene where the woman undresses the man; I expected him to be fully naked except for socks, but she stripped his pants, underwear, and socks all at once—a pleasant surprise that made me laugh (lol). There's something interesting about the difficulty of conveying feelings and positions within a limited time. I look forward to more interesting and wonderful works in the future♪

I know AV acting is generally wooden, but this performer is particularly bad. If they're going to market it as 'story-driven,' they should have cast better actors. I'd much rather watch a standard AV than sit through acting that's worse than a school play.