The opening transgressions are not just attention-grabbers.

It's an energetic, rollicking, sometimes phantasmagoric ride whose glee is so evident that even its grossest depravity is strangely innocent.

Our orefices exist for a reason. The charming, explorative Carla Juri will be happy to demonstrate.

The reason I watched it was the director. 'Combat Girls' was a very good movie and I expected a similar result from this. But it was a totally different entertainer, so original and I was hooked throughout. It was based on the novel of the same name, a well received book and even it was translated to English later. But had some debate over saying it was an erotic related topic. Whatever, I don't know the book, because I'm kind of a movie guy, so saw it and liked it. I did not find anything like the book was criticised. You're going to create your own visuals while reading a book, but in a motion picture it gives perfect everything, including background score, which is a plus point. For that, the book must land to a creative mind, the director with vision who can convince others with his exhibition. We find the little kids around us in our daily life who never listen to their parents or anyone and do exactly the opposite to what they were told. Like an adamant character, even in some adults as well, which might developed during their childhood due to raised in a dysfunctional family or other similar circumstances of life they were brought in. This film revolves in a similar manner, but a bit ahead until you to get sick and say 'ew'. > It's better to have a scratched knee now, > than to have a broken heart later on. It was so disgusting and disgusting even more, in one word…