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Groper Train: Finger Bullying
Ryoko is a high school girl who attends a prestigious private high school in Tokyo. However, her grades are steadily declining. Her day begins with an encounter on the train to school. It is not just the man that keeps Ryoko from studying. Ryoko's sister and her husband, Shunichi, are impotent, which makes her sister Misako sexually frustrated, and the consequences of this fall on Ryoko. The only thing that helps her relieve such stress is the man's fingers on the train to school.
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Ryoko is a high school girl who attends a prestigious private high school in Tokyo. However, her grades are steadily declining. Her day begins with an encounter on the train to school. It is not just the man that keeps Ryoko from studying. Ryoko's sister and her husband, Shunichi, are impotent, which makes her sister Misako sexually frustrated, and the consequences of this fall on Ryoko. The only thing that helps her relieve such stress is the man's fingers on the train to school.
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Written By:Nobuyoshi Sasaki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Film House, Xces Film
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