Trauma Profiteering in Jordan Peele's 'Nope'
Nope succeeds tremendously in dealing with higher concepts in an engaging and highly entertaining manner without sacrificing theme or personality.
Tôkyô jôka: Furueru chikubi
Reimi Shijo, a beautiful erotic novelist, wears sexy, low-cut clothes during interviews for TV shows and reads her erotic novels, attracting the attention of men all over the world as a sexy female writer. However, in reality, she is a shy woman who is not good at talking and has only had one experience with a man, far from the promiscuous image that people have of her, and she is troubled by this gap. One day, after watching a show in which she appears, she feels depressed and heads out into the city at night...
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Reimi Shijo, a beautiful erotic novelist, wears sexy, low-cut clothes during interviews for TV shows and reads her erotic novels, attracting the attention of men all over the world as a sexy female writer. However, in reality, she is a shy woman who is not good at talking and has only had one experience with a man, far from the promiscuous image that people have of her, and she is troubled by this gap. One day, after watching a show in which she appears, she feels depressed and heads out into the city at night...
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Written By:Hidekazu Takahara, Ayano Ukami
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Runtime:70 minutes
Studio:Love Punk (JP)
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