新婚夫妇

"Newlyweds" is a Japanese film directed by director Kamei Toru and written by Nagamori Yuji. Starring Mizumoto Yuuna, Fujita Hiroshi and Nakatani Tomomi. The film tells the story of Kishida Jun and Mari who have just been married for a year. Although they love each other, they strangely keep an unbelievable vow that they will never have any skin contact for life

Kishida Junhe and Mari are a seemingly happy couple, but their marriage has become tense and indifferent because of this peculiar vow . Due to the unpleasant experience in childhood, Truth is particularly indifferent or even repulsive to the relationship between men and women. Shun respects his wife's choice and uses guessing games as their only pleasure. However, with the passage of time, Shun gradually became unable to restrain his inner desire. After each rejection, he had to seek outside release.

This awkward emotion makes the relationship between husband and wife more tense, and their seemingly happy marriage is also in jeopardy. Unwilling to lose her beloved husband, Truth began to learn how to liberate herself. This is the beginning of a difficult and new journey.

Newlyweds explores the complexities of sexuality, love, and marriage by showing couples conflicted and inner struggles. The film shows people's entanglements and explorations between sex and emotion, and the difficulties that need to be overcome in order to maintain a stable and happy marriage. It triggers the audience's thinking about the conflict between individual freedom and traditional concepts, and presents the growth and transformation of characters in self-awareness and emotional liberation.

"Newlyweds" explores the balance of sex and love in marriage through true and touching stories, as well as the relationship between personal desire and Thinking about ethics. It provokes the audience to think about the complexity of human emotions and desires, and shows the challenges and choices people face in the pursuit of freedom and satisfaction.