Four strangers, one traitor, and a caretaker who knows too much — trust no one.
Four men and women who have never met before are brought together by a man in charge of an underground business. It was supposed to be a simple job, but someone's betrayal puts their lives in danger. Fleeing their pursuers and hiding in a house in the countryside, they become suspicious of each other as they try to figure out who the traitor is. Furthermore, the female caretaker they kidnapped also begins to behave in a mysterious way...
Direction
Takehora squeezes maximum dread from minimal locations.
Writing
Betrayal mechanics keep you guessing despite the runtime.
Director
Tetsuya Takehora
Trivia, insights & behind the scenes
Pink film (pinku eiga) remains Japan's longest-running film genre, with strict 60-80 minute runtimes mandated by exhibitors. Takehora operates within these constraints while attempting genre crossover.
Yui Tatsumi was transitioning from gravure idol to pink film regular during this production; her casting was deliberately chosen to attract crossover audiences.
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