
Everyone has that one unforgettable love. Relive the bittersweet moments of lovers forced to part ways, culminating in a final, heart-wrenching kiss. A four-part omnibus featuring handsome actors in deeply emotional and intimate farewell scenes.










Out of the four omnibus stories, episodes 1 and 3 are just image videos with BGM and no actual intercourse, while episodes 2 and 4 are drama-style. It's an AV directed by Tsunoda, aimed at showcasing the male actor from a female perspective, but it lacks the emotional weight of a 'farewell sex' scene, nor does it have any particular narrative depth, making the whole thing feel quite soft. It felt more like an image video for women to use for solo play rather than a film for women. Even accounting for that, is it just a difference between men and women that makes it feel so half-baked? Also, even if the male actor is the lead, I wish they had filmed the actress a bit more beautifully.
*The content and title don't match at all. I don't want to forget the good memories... After having sex, he finds out that his girlfriend is cheating on him, and uses his love for his boyfriend, who doesn't earn any money, to leave him. On the other hand, wouldn't it be better to forget? ! What I think. Other than the title, the actors who appear in the movie are popular among women, so it's okay to watch the actors. If you're looking for adult elements, it's Silk Lab, so it's soft. Understand the difference between men's and women's perspectives.