Makoto Matsumoto

One day, Reiko, a female college student who aims to be active in the world of mass media, is asked to investigate the actual situation regarding sex among female college students. Reiko infiltrates the girls' dormitory, but as soon as she moves in, Kyoko, who manages her dormitory, forces her to attend a party on Saturday night...

Your own flag, fly it! A boy who feels uncomfortable in his surroundings because of his 1/4 black blood and cannot help thinking about his identity. A girl who has not yet had her first menstruation at the age of 20 and is frustrated by the insensitivity of the world. The boy turns the camera on the young man to find out 'what it means to be Japanese' and asks him 'what he is thinking about now'. The girl clashes with the actors as she tries to make a film with a woman she admires as the protagonist. In the process of fighting both inside and outside herself, the two meet by chance with a camera in hand. The film depicts the two people, each with their own 'blood-sun problem', reaching an answer through pain, comfort and other previously unknown methods, without haste and with gentleness.

Love is thick "I don't love you, but I'm going to have sex with you. But I'm going to have sex with you." A man really loves a woman who declares so. A woman gradually becomes obsessed with a man who asks her to go out with him. People who are caught up in love lose themselves between pride and possessiveness and end up acting foolishly. The object of their love and hatred is also a person who is unable to hold onto his own superiority in love and just stands there. Those who have been wounded by the knife of love, even wounding themselves, however, before the scab has even healed, begin to love someone again. What love does do to the human spirit and body? The camera struggles to see it all.