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Mistress Secretary - beautiful but covered in honey
Ken is an advisor to several companies and is determined to carry out Hitler-style ruthless personnel matters. Therefore, he has earned the resentment of many people, and he has his secretary and mistress Miri, who is a master of Kempo, as his bodyguard. He was obsessed with his ass, and it was his pleasure to tie the string of gut to a boiled egg, put the egg in his anus and have Miri play it with a violin bow. His younger brother, Tohru, was the exact opposite of his older brother, and the only time he was happy was when he buried his face in his lover's ass and cried. One day, Tohru comes across Miri practicing the Cresic Ballet. Fascinated by her graceful appearance, he projected his fantasy of "being reborn from a woman's anus" onto her. Tohru confessed his feelings to Makoto while crying. Meanwhile, Ken is attacked by Akiko, who is after him. The two fall in Miri's response, but Ken, who was lustful for Akiko who was unable to move, raped her.
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Plot Summary
This drama explores the complex relationship between two women, one a successful executive and the other her ambitious assistant, whose professional and personal lives become increasingly intertwined. As their bond deepens, it challenges societal norms and their own perceptions of love and loyalty. The film delves into themes of power, desire, and the consequences of unconventional relationships.
Critical Reception
Mistress Secretary was met with mixed reviews from critics. While some praised its daring exploration of female relationships and strong performances, others found its narrative to be melodramatic and predictable. Audiences were similarly divided, with some appreciating its emotional depth and others criticizing its pacing and thematic execution.
What Reviewers Say
Praised for its exploration of complex female dynamics.
Criticized for a melodramatic and sometimes predictable plot.
Performances, particularly from the lead actresses, were often highlighted.
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Awards & Accolades
None notable.
Fun Fact
The film's title, 'Mistress Secretary - Beautiful But Covered In Honey,' is a unique and evocative phrase that hints at the film's sensual and potentially dangerous undertones.
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