Amai Muchi

• Name — Amai Muchi • Director — Takashi Ishii • Starring — Mitsu Dan Yuki Mamiya Tsuyoshi Nakano Hiroko Nakajima Naoto Takenaka Hiroko Yashiki • Music — Gorō Yasukawa • Distributor — Kadokawa Pictures • Released — Japan • Runtime — 118 minutes • Country — Japan • Language — Japanese

While working as a doctor that treats infertility, Naoko is also the Celica, a masochist girl at SM clubs. She treats patients who adore Naoko like a virgin, and men who want Celica like a true masochistic girl who arouses sadistic feelings. Her double life began when she was 17 years old and endured a terrible incident.

• Mitsu Dan as Naoko Misaki • Yuki Mamiya as 17-year-old Naoko • When she was 17 years old, Naoko was abducted and held captive by a man who lived next door, and after being toyed with for a month, killed him and barely escaped. She grew up with tremendous trauma and now, while she is gaining recognition as a doctor specializing in infertility treatments, she is also Celica, the popular masochist girl at SM clubs. • Tsuyoshi Nakano as Takeo Fujita • He kidnapped 17-year-old Naoko and locked her in the basement of his house. He treated her as a sex slave for a month but was ultimately killed by her. • Hiroko Nakajima as Kayoko Misaki • Naoko's mother. At first, she was worried for Naoko's safety, but after the case was resolved, she was unable to accept the reality of the violence her daughter had suffered, causing a rift in their relationship. • Hiroko Yashiki as Keiko Kinoshita • Owner of the SM club that Naoko works at as Celica. • Shun Nakayama as Narumi • A bouncer at the SM club and Kinoshita's right-hand man. • Naoto Takenaka as Daigo • A top customer at the SM club. • Yōzaburō Itō as Kamiyama • Customer of the SM club.

• Year — Award — Category — Recipient — Result — Ref. References • 2014 — Yokohama Film Festival — Best Music — Gorō Yasukawa • 2014 — Japan Academy Film Prize — Newcomer of the Year — Mitsu Dan