Be Extremely Numb

The film centers on Oku, a sushi chef who struggles with her past and her relationship with men. Due to childhood abuse, she has developed a deep mistrust of the opposite sex and finds herself entangled in a tumultuous affair with Kazue. Oku's life becomes increasingly complicated when she encounters Shinkichi, a mysterious chef who challenges her perceptions of love and intimacy.

As a prominent entry in the pink film category, Be Extremely Numb offers a raw and unfiltered look at human emotions. Naomi Tani's performance, coupled with Kinya Ogawa's direction, makes this film notable within the genre. Collectors may find interest in how this film represents the era's exploration of sexuality and emotional depth, particularly through the lens of Japanese cinema.