Hitoshi Ishikawa Movies

Having lost his wife, elderly Shogo lives alone in the countryside. Beginning to show signs of dementia, he receives the care of a young helper named...

A young man, Keiji, loses at mahjong and has to work at a snack bar to pay off his debt. There he meets Yoko, a woman with a bewitching atmosphere,...

A man who felt the ideal in everything about women and took a mistress away from her partner. And so began a life of deep love between the two. But...

A woman is interrogated by a young detective for a crime. Much to his discomfort the woman confesses the steamy details of her erotic life.

Third video release by Pantsu No Ana, a subset of "BOMB" magazine. Simultaneously screened with "Strawberries that are not mushy"

Kayo, a college student, is devastated when her best friend Emi steals her boyfriend. In a moment of rage, she thinks, I’ll kill her!—not...

When he was a kid, Yukiteru (Tomoyuki Ishida) lit candles and stared at the candlelights, but the candles fell down. A fire broke out and the whole...

Ryōji Shuto, the only son of a top-tier cram school owner, is a man determined to take the shortest route to the top—not only aiming to...

Kazuhiko Nakamura directs this sexually charged wacky comedy set in the world of the Japanese adult video industry. The story follows a young woman's...

Koichi, a salaryman who can't bring himself to marry his girlfriend, meets Manami, a beautiful widowed calligrapher and one day...

There is a man who has many sex slaves. Another man offers his wife as a sex slave to him and the slave owner agrees. He adds the man's wife to his...

The fifth and final 'The Way to Fight' film.

A film adaptation (funded by Ken Togo) based on an expose book by a person involved in the Japanese entertainment industry of the time. The book...

Nancy and Cathy, although unaware of each other’s pasts, are very close friends working as seductive sex workers. Every day they become so...

The third film in 'The Way to Fight' series.

Although the married couples appeared to be living ordinary lives with no complaints on the surface, deep down they seemed to be dissatisfied with...

Straight to video sequel to Takashi Miike's 'The Way to Fight'.