
A woman who falsely accused a man of molestation lives in guilt and trauma, only to be confronted by him years later, leading to a forced submission.










My first encounter with AV was a Kano Yura film directed by Jo Asagiri. I believe the male lead was the same, too. I think this is one of the best-plotted films in Kano Yura's career, but unlike mainstream movies, the low budget showsโthe sets look cheap, and the same actors are reused (e.g., the librarian also plays a train passenger). However, I think this actually highlights how good the acting and the script are by comparison. It's a film I keep coming back to, captivated by the unique plot of a couple framed for molestation who eventually accept their fate, only to be exonerated, and by the sheer eroticism of Kano Yura as she resignedly offers up her seductive body.
*Originally, I wasn't the type to attract people with their lustrous flesh, but In this work, "Yura" has a rather lack of erotic luster. As good as his acting was, there was even more adultery. However, after I accepted it and started working on it myself, Although it was her usual erotica. . .
*Yura-chan's acting shines! It delves deeply into the heavy theme of false accusations of sexual misconduct, and realistically expresses the heart swaying between guilt and pleasure. The gap between the quietness of the library and an intense relationship is doubly erotic! Yura-chan's obedient appearance is amazing as she is bathed in the man's anger and desire. The camera work is also perfect, capturing every detail of the rich scene.
As expected, she's just so cute. The glasses and socks (plus shoes at the beginning) in the opening and closing scenes really hit the spot for me.
The story is a bit of a stretch, but as a drama, I'm satisfied. However, the scenes between the two lacked eroticism, so it didn't really get me going.