Shiori Kawamura

Director Daisuke Goto, the master of the cinematic Pink Eiga, is back with this retelling of the classic film noir, The Postman Always Rings Twice. A married woman, tasked with running her handicapped husband’s failing printing business, meets a drifter and they fall in love. Soon a plan to murder the husband is put into motion and the forces of fate begin to show their hand. Featuring bravura filmmaking, fantastic performances and steamy sex, the Mourning Wife is a worthy follow up for any fan of Daisuke Goto’s masterpiece A Lonely Cow Weeps at Dawn.

Geinô Ura Jôji: Juku Niku no Kanshoku

Virgin Teacher Hinako

An omnibus consisting of two parts. 1) Ototo no Koibito: Takeo is a graduate student who lives with his sister Momoko. He is hiding his relationship with Riku from her which results in trouble when she starts getting interested in Riku. Takeo gets jealous over this. 2) Aitsu no Kodomo: Akihiko is an officeworker who takes care of a child himself. It is not his child but the child of his crush Kazuya, a straight man, who has no time to be a parent. Akihiko gets frustrated over the lack of affection from Kazuya. One day a friend of Akihiko called Yuuki delivers him a gay AV with Kazuya in it which he watches. Akihiko is called by Kazuya who mentions marrying a new wife.

Seiyatsu no yado: ugokumeku mejiri

An erotic fantasy story in which popular actress Yoko Satomi plays the role of a mysterious housekeeper. A sensual drama created by veteran director Akira Fukamachi to create a melancholy fantasy based on the virgin screenplay by Kawasaki Ribon, who is also the wife of performer Hiroyuki Kawasaki. Koji (Hiroyuki Kawasaki), a dull office worker, buys unsold goldfish and returns home, but his wife Emi (Mayuko Sasaki) runs away from home after a petty quarrel. There is an awkward atmosphere with Yukiko (Shiori Kawamura), the daughter of Yukiko (Shiori Kawamura), who is a ronin student, but the situation changes when Izumi (Yoko Satomi), who calls herself her housekeeper and tutor, shows up.

Naoya, Kazuhiko, and Shinpei, were raised by their grandparents without the love of their parents. One day, Naoya's heart is shaken when Kazuhiko comes out of the closet. As a matter of fact, Naoya is also gay, but has been hiding and using his girlfriend Akira as a cover. One day, Jinko, who calls himself the half-sister of the three brothers, comes for a visit, and the strange lives of the quator will continue.

A man who doesn't care about life wanders around Tokyo at night in search of a place to die, and is taken by the strange men he meets one after another. A strange place. The story unfolds here of men who enjoy loving men. When the man who hasn't followed her remembers that the reason he hasn't followed her until now is because he didn't know about this world of loving men...

A couple of men and women who look happy. However, each of them was living another life that the other did not know. Their words, which at times seem to betray their own feelings, crystallize into a dry ending.