First, this is not a real documentary. It's supposed to be interviewing prostitutes but the end credits list most of the women's names and they're successful Japanese AV (Porn) actresses from both before & after this film. One has done softcore movies. Second, each segment is a different girl who is narrating some very profound dialogue that doesn't actually say anything. One quote while the girl is crawling around naked on the ground full of leaves says "You, do you lose your equilibrium in painful solitude to a point of no return?" Gimme a break! It's obvious none of the women wrote their own narration. My favorite quote in this film is "A fly buzzes in my uterus!" I'm not making this up. Anyone that believes this was a real documentary is an idiot.
Every scene is filmed in a dark room or area with only the subjects barely lit, presumably with a flashlight. Even two scenes that take place in a nightclub are dark rooms with only the women barely lit. In one case there is an audience of about 15 men seen very briefly in reflected light only, all dressed identical.
Some scenes contain hardcore sex or explicit nudity tho briefly. The hardcore sex scene stops being shown very quickly (no complete hardcore like an actual porn) and cuts to a distant view or just the woman's face. Some scenes are just walking or laying around by themselves. A couple of times you see someone injecting a needle. This is I think supposed to be drugs but if you look at the syringes, it's obviously empty. Again, fake. One scene is a man (I think because it's so poorly lit & from a side view) masturbating. All scenes as I said are so poorly lit you can barely make anything out. Each woman begins her narration by saying she "was given her name as Iku but her real name is" then gives a presumably real name. Is there a point to that? All the audio including the moaning seems to be added in post. Even some sex scenes have edits & cuts but the audio is continuous.
They are not prostitutes in this movie. The women didn't write their own dialogue/narration. This film doesn't seem to have a point or any redeeming value. I gave it one star but it should be zero.
