
Suzuki is capable of brainwashing and hypnosis. This power, which has only been confirmed by a few people in the country, varies greatly in quality depending on the person with the ability. Suzuki calls himself a ``ability-affirming person'' and is a man who is particular about the brainwashing process. However, what he really hates is crude and low-quality brainwashing. He says it makes him vomit when he sees it. One day, Suzuki encountered brainwashing by a librarian. It was so sloppy that it looked like an amateur had loosened a screw at random. The librarian's eyes were blank and her movements were awkward, like a broken doll. In Suzuki's eyes, that brainwashing roughly removed the "conceptual screws"...



















Five stars for the actress! Feels like the director's debut, obsessed with close-ups of the male actor and a nonsensical story.
The scenario is overly complicated and the setting is hard to follow, but Miyagi Rie's performance is outstanding. It's a performance that makes you want to see her in future works.