When aspiring actress Saori Nakazawa attends an audition for director Keiichi Tazawa's features she is invited to participate in a week-long activity that would also serve as a more complete audition. Having lost her father at a young age and having a dying mother she sees the audition as a chance at a bright spot in her life so is interested and works hard to win the role. Then there is Miho who is under contract to an agency and also wants the role. Miho is there with support from Yutaka Sato and will do anything, repeat, anything to win.

Black Film

The semi-biographical The Extremists' Opera follows the everyday and inner struggles of a women-only alternative theater group delivering explosive and politically controversial explosive stage performances under the control of tough mannered director Naoko.

The Extremists' Opera

An emotionally damaged girl is taken in by a married couple, the Takanashis. Shortly after the start of their happy family, the journalist wife is killed. The villainous forces that murdered his wife now come for Takanashi and his adopted daughter. In order to protect the girl so precious to him, Takanashi stands against them with his karate.

Traverse

Uzuku Kage," in which a mysterious man who looks like a "shadow" appears behind the back of a woman mentally trapped by her power-harassing boss; "Kataude no Hana," about a high school boy who is attracted to and played around with by a woman with one arm; and "Bakuba," about a young man who feels guilty about eating and defecating due to childhood trauma and a woman who works at a coffee shop. A young man who feels guilty about eating and defecating due to childhood trauma and a woman who works at a coffee shop fall into the realm of love that should never be touched in "Bataille's Table. The stylish images intersecting the episodes depict a man and a woman, each with their own secrets, who transcend their relationship of submission and domination to reach a perverted love.