A male friend of mine proudly said, “Watching *The Naked Director* is educational because you can learn about gender studies.” Is *The Naked Director* really such a serious production?
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All I know is that it’s about the world of adult videos, so I feel like watching it would only give me a superficial impression that I’d learned a little about the feelings of adult actresses and the history of the industry… Has anyone here watched it?
I know I could just watch it myself, but I’m not really comfortable with adult content from a male perspective, so I’m not exactly eager to, haha.
I’m Fuu, a columnist.
It really depends on how each person sees it, so it’s hard to say.
Some people call *Bohemian Rhapsody* a work of art, while others focus on its portrayal of gender. Everyone sees things differently.
Since it depicts the life of the famous, wild AV director Mr. Muranishi during the bubble era, I imagine the adult elements are fairly strong. But with Takayuki Yamada in the lead role, I feel some of the more graphic aspects may be softened a little.
I haven’t watched it either, but I like Takayuki Yamada, so I might give it a try someday if I’m in the mood.
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Maezawa from the president’s office here—I’ll answer too.
I haven’t watched it either, so I can’t really say much（笑）
*The Naked Director* is about a once-famous AV director, so I assumed it would be something along the lines of how Director M made AV back in the day.
With that in mind, I think it’s quite different from actual AV, so it may be worth watching.
The only reason I haven’t watched it is that I’m not subscribed to any streaming services—I’m somehow dissatisfied with their picture quality.
I can’t help thinking I’d be happy if Netflix would just use a bitrate of around 10 Mbps.
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It’s Seattle. I may have kept you waiting too long.
I watched all of *The Naked Director*, both seasons. I thought it was simply entertaining.
I don’t think it’s particularly aimed at men or women.
I didn’t find any deeper meaning in terms of gender theory or anything like that.
Kaoru Kuroki’s character is great.
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I’m Osaka from “Nice, isn’t it!”
One of my favorite movies is The Godfather trilogy. It’s considered a mafia movie, but I see it as a story about family love.
Sometimes you think something is a romance, but it turns out to be horror—or expect a comedy, only to find it’s deeply moving.
You know, things you avoided because you thought you wouldn’t like them can sometimes turn out to be your favorites.
So when I make an offer, I try to charm them and make my pitch like I’m courting them, haha.
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