Tsumugi Uncut and Unrated

Product Description Sora Aoi is Tsumugi, a typical Japanese teenagerG+?"who just happens to be in love with her teacher, Katagiri. Tsumugi seduces Katagiri and he falls for her. But at the same time, Tsumugi is attracted to her classmate, Kosuke, and soon she's trapped in a love triangle. Now Tsumugi faces a dilemma: Who will she stay with? Filled with steamy sex as well as hardcore punk music by the legendary Japanese musician Shigeru Nakano, "TSUMUGI" captures the confusion of growing up with the thrill of first love. Review Sora s portrayal of a young promiscuous and outward teen lends itself well to Tsumugi s success, what with her atypical approach. Her gift is that she looks a little younger than her years, allowing her cutesy persona to slide comfortably into character... Fans of Sora Aoi will be delighted with her turn in the film that brought Hidekazu Takahara back to the pink film scene, while perhaps those unfamiliar will still find a pleasant tale dealing with relevant social concerns. --Kevin Gilvear, DvDTimes.co.uk Sora s portrayal of a young promiscuous and outward teen lends itself well to Tsumugi s success, what with her atypical approach. Her gift is that she looks a little younger than her years, allowing her cutesy persona to slide comfortably into character... Fans of Sora Aoi will be delighted with her turn in the film that brought Hidekazu Takahara back to the pink film scene, while perhaps those unfamiliar will still find a pleasant tale dealing with relevant social concerns. --Kevin Gilvear, DvDTimes.co.uk Sora s portrayal of a young promiscuous and outward teen lends itself well to Tsumugi s success, what with her atypical approach. Her gift is that she looks a little younger than her years, allowing her cutesy persona to slide comfortably into character... Fans of Sora Aoi will be delighted with her turn in the film that brought Hidekazu Takahara back to the pink film scene, while perhaps those unfamiliar will still find a pleasant tale dealing with relevant social concerns. --Kevin Gilvear, DvDTimes.co.uk