Secretary who lets you do it: Loves sex and works overtime

About This Movie

This film dives into the tangled web of office politics and personal relationships, showcasing the morally gray areas of desire and power. The dynamic between Shimada, his adopted son-in-law, and Yoshimi creates a tension that simmers throughout, accentuating the coldness of their familial ties. Kaori, the secretary, becomes an object of obsession, as Shimada's advances blur the lines between employment and exploitation. There's a rawness to the performances, capturing the desperation and intrigue on both sides, with moments that feel almost uncomfortable. It’s not polished but has this distinct, gritty atmosphere that gives it a unique edge, making you ponder the darker motivations behind human connections.

This film is somewhat of a rarity and tends to attract niche collectors, mainly due to its unconventional themes and the obscurity of its director. Despite its 2010 release, it hasn't seen a wide array of formats, which adds to its scarcity. For those drawn to the complexities of human relationships in cinema, it offers a unique perspective, making it a curiosity worth tracking down.