
When my ex-girlfriend suddenly shows up claiming she fought with her current boyfriend, our complicated, undefined relationship leads to five days of non-stop intimacy. This documentary-style drama captures the realistic, unfiltered charm of Ayano Nana as we blur the lines between exes and lovers.









As others have mentioned, it feels like it doesn't know if it's aimed at men or women, making it feel half-baked. Setting aside the cliché 'girl stumbles into a guy's room' plot, the camerawork is just... It's not a hidden camera video, so why am I stuck watching a static, fixed-angle shot the whole time? The angle changes occasionally, but it's just moving the tripod to a different spot. Did they not have the budget for a proper camera crew? It wasn't until the bonus footage after the main feature that the camerawork became decent... was the main feature's camerawork actually an artistic choice? If you're considering buying this, I highly recommend watching the sample video first.
It felt like a normal couple interacting, which was nice. There weren't any weird close-ups either. Both the actor and actress were attractive, and there was nothing unsightly, which I appreciated. This is definitely geared towards women.
If they’re going for a drama format, they need to put more effort into the production. Closing the curtains is fine, but there isn't enough light, so it just looks like a home video shot in a dark room. When they review and edit the footage, don't they check if it's actually arousing? Such a waste.
*What is this? A documentary that follows the lives of a former couple? Will the talent in the studio make any comments after watching this? I was shown having sex in the dark with a camera rolling in the distance, and I couldn't even make out her expression. It seems that the semen that came out during the first cum shot flew so far that it covered her face, but you can't see it, and then the camera focuses on the actress who is wiping the semen off. Since neither the next karami nor the table can be dismissed, I can see the Yatteru place through the table. As I watched till the end thinking that this couldn't be the case, I saw a close-up of the actress's face for the first time in the bonus video at the end. If you don't like filming AV, just don't do it, and don't ever do it again. Even if you can't make money, shoot a video of your ideal self-fulfillment. Normally it would have zero stars. I don't want to be attached to something like this.
*Have you lost a lot of weight since Muscats? That liar Nana-chan. . . . ?