Nôpan chibo: Otto o uragiru suiyôbi

A fugitive man and woman (Kawase, Kawana) come to an island to retrieve their son (Iwasaki), who the woman has given to a foster family, but the son's foster parents are policemen (Ito)... The suspense surrounding the retrieval of the son is made unusual by the location shooting on the vast and desolate Miyakejima Island and leads to an allegorical drama about the essential desires of human beings. This was Kawase Yota's first appearance in a Zeze film, and he has since become a regular actor. The title of the film at the time of its first release was Sukebe Tenkomori.

Yoshino— wife to Ryōichi and mother to Marino—has always cherished her perfect family life. But when her daughter brings home her handsome boyfriend, Haruo, Yoshino can’t help but see shades of her youthful husband in this young meat. His easy laughter and confident stride stir something deep inside her, and she finds herself drawn to his sexy aura. As the house falls silent one evening, Yoshino lost in her own thoughts in the shower when she senses someone behind her—Haruo, quickly apologizing before retreating. Yet the image of her slutty body etched in his mind. Yoshino feels a tremor of shame and excitement ripple through her flaming body. Once the two became irresistibly alone, Haruo sweeps Yoshino into his arms. Her heart pounds as his hands molest her body, unleashing a craving she’s long denied. And just as their lips meet in a desperate kiss, the unexpected sound of Marino’s footsteps sends a jolt through them—threatening to expose the delicious forbidden sexual desires.

Three bad high school students who are preparing for the graduation ceremony are caught up in a battle with Yakuza after encountering a Korean in Japan and Yuki Yappa who has been married to him. A youth adventure drama with a powerful depiction of "Japan" and "Asia" that emerges from various nationalities.

Mao, who can tell when someone will die when she touches them, offers her own body to dying men. One day, Tachibana, whose wife committed suicide after Mao said she would die, draws close to her.

Hiroshi and Yukiko met at a matchmaking party in China and got married. Yukiko, who is a Chinese national, was reluctant to go to Japan, but Hiroshi came to Japan because it was impossible for him to work in China because he could not speak Chinese. His younger brother Jiro and his wife Mineko live in his family home. A few days later, Jiro told Hiroshi that it would be better not to have children because Yukiko might be after his fortune...

Asako's pregnancy had reached a stable stage and she felt fulfilled both physically and mentally, but she's also feeling a little anxious. The source of her anxiety is her husband. He was a kind man who didn't gamble or drink, but when it came to relationships with women, he has a careless side. Furthermore, they haven't have sex in a while during her pregnancy, and she's worried that her husband might be cheating on her. Then, when Asako goes to the hospital for a regular checkup, she's raped by a fake doctor during the examination...

A series of suspicious deaths have occurred in a provincial town, where men who were junior high school teachers, bank employees, and city hall employees have allegedly "committed suicide" one after another, leaving behind large amounts of debt. A woman working in the nightlife industry named Misato Katayama is said to have had some connection with the men. Reporter Osamu Kijima travels to the area to do some research for a weekly magazine, but...

Harumi and Sayuri came to Japan from the Philippines to work. Although they are not sisters, Sayuri adores Harumi like an older sister. When Harumi's visa expired, she wanted to stay in Japan, which she loves, so she decided to enter into a fake marriage with Muraoka's help. Sayuri was against the marriage...

Pink film directed by Kunihiko Matsuoka.

Rinko, a flight attendant on the fast track to success, was worried about her friend Kiyomi's strange behavior. In fact, Kiyomi had been blackmailed by a drug courier and forced to be both his courier and mistress. However, when Kiyomi realized Rinko was being targeted by the courier, she turned herself in to the police. The police rushed to Rinko's house, but she had already been kidnapped… The thick, supple ropes of a stewardess were closing in on the flight attendant!

Kazue is constantly troubled by her penniless, good-for-nothing husband and her slovenly daughter. However, her life—and the destinies of her family and a young man named Takumi whom she meets—begin to change after she wins 100 million yen in the lottery.

Motoko, a married woman, returns to her childhood home for the funeral after receiving news of her father Yoshio's suicide. There, she discovers her late father's diary, which reveals the lewd desires he harbored for her—despite the fact that she was not his biological daughter.

Sakiko, a housewife, lives with her husband, Akihito. As she writhes in frustration, craving the intimacy of a marital encounter she hasn't experienced in a long time, an elderly man downstairs strains to listen to the sounds of her moaning.

Suzu, the daughter of a dry cleaner, is attracted to Ryoichi—a customer—and tries to force a sexual encounter, only to be rejected. Meanwhile, her mother Akiko, who is involved with a human rights volunteer group, is asked to hire a middle-aged man at the shop—a man who has just been released from prison after serving time for kidnapping a young girl.

Naoya, who works at his family's post office, is suddenly told by his respected father that he is remarrying, leading Naoya to live under the same roof as his new stepmother, Yoko. Tormented by the sounds of intimacy drifting from his father and Yoko's room, Naoya finds himself consumed by restless desire...