The legendary series 'The Interview', which started in 1993, has finally reached its commemorative 100th work! This time, the setting is an interview venue, where the newlywed Rinko-san is troubled by her husband's cross-dressing fetish and their sex life. Quickly, a cross-dressing interviewer is introduced, leading to a bizarre and mysterious sexual encounter.
After actually watching the product, despite it being the 100th milestone, there's an undeniable sense of monotony in some parts. However, it does have its enjoyable elements scattered throughout, making it worth a rental for fans. Yet, if you're expecting something groundbreaking, you might feel a bit let down.
Personally, I was drawn to the performances of the mature women who appear as extra interviewers. Particularly, from the 00:30 mark, Ayano Nakamura delivers a passionate performance. She has been active in various AV works recently, showcasing a stable and experienced act that shines through. Additionally, Elena Saki stands out in the latter half when the extra interviewers join in, with her intense hip movements leaving a strong impression and adding depth to the work.
Overall, as a culmination of the long-running series, it falls a bit short, but for enthusiasts of mature women, it's a must-see piece. The continuous effort to try new themes is commendable, but I hope for further evolution in the next installment.
After actually watching the product, despite it being the 100th milestone, there's an undeniable sense of monotony in some parts. However, it does have its enjoyable elements scattered throughout, making it worth a rental for fans. Yet, if you're expecting something groundbreaking, you might feel a bit let down.
Personally, I was drawn to the performances of the mature women who appear as extra interviewers. Particularly, from the 00:30 mark, Ayano Nakamura delivers a passionate performance. She has been active in various AV works recently, showcasing a stable and experienced act that shines through. Additionally, Elena Saki stands out in the latter half when the extra interviewers join in, with her intense hip movements leaving a strong impression and adding depth to the work.
Overall, as a culmination of the long-running series, it falls a bit short, but for enthusiasts of mature women, it's a must-see piece. The continuous effort to try new themes is commendable, but I hope for further evolution in the next installment.