While artistically I understand why so many questions were left hanging in the air, a big part of me still wouldn't mind some filling in of the blanks. If this is a big pet peeve of yours, I don't recommend this movie. I do feel it's important to understand if something is or isn't.Ī lot of this movie is left open to interpretation.
Historical accuracy has never been huge for me, though. It was not seen as such a solid concept as it is today.Īgain, this could arguably be the intention of the director, handling a modern issue on a different platform. It's also important to note that sexuality was much less. In reality, shudo was considered a higher form of bonding and there was extremely little concern over who participated in such acts and who didn't. For example, there is a lot of concern in the movie over who "swings that way" and who doesn't. I won't give an entire Japanese history lesson here, but homosexuality was not fraught over as it is in the movie. In a way, it's modern-minded characters in a historical setting. In terms of historical accuracy, Gohatto is right on the money for everything except the subject it's primarily dealing with. However, when Val is suddenly living under his roof and strutting around in tight, revealing outfits, Lucas can’t resist the sexy siren’s come-hither looks, nor the way her thick lips curve into a sinful smile whenever she sees him.īy the end of Val’s stay, Lucas intends to be fully acquainted with every inch of her young, hot, voluptuous body.Rewatch Value 5.0 I'm going to start this review with a sort of disclaimer, and that is that a lot of my "problems" with this film are arguably just artistic nuances that don't align with my personal tastes. Not wanting to ruin Mandy and Val’s friendship, he’s settled for incessant flirting with Val. But Val isn’t prepared to jeopardise her friendship with best friend, Mandy, for a forbidden night of passion, no matter how hot the sex might be.įor two years, Lucas has pussyfooted around Val, his darling daughter’s delectable best friend. Tall, sexy and rugged, Lucas is the epitome of a DILF. No matter how desperately she tries, she can’t stop thinking about her best friend’s father, Mr Hall.
Valentina Richards suffers from an unfortunate affliction: best friend’s dad syndrome.
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