The continuation of the action of actor Takayuki Yamada as a controversial figure in Japan, adult film director Toru Muranishi has finally arrived on Netflix through The Naked Director Season 2. Looking back a little, two years ago, at the end of the summer period, Netflix presented The Naked. Director, a miniseries from the land of the rising sun about the life journey of Toru Muranishi.
This story is still based on a non-fiction novel entitled Zenra Kantoku Muranishi Toru Den. The series stars Takayuki Yamada, Misato Morita, Takenori Goto, Nanami Kawakami and Ami Tomite. The Naked Director Season 2 is the final season based on the life of Muranishi.
Based on a true story, and of course full of nude and sex scenes that lead to frontalism because the theme of the story is indeed highlighting the business world of the adult film industry there, The Naked Director was able to score a big hit for Netflix. Moreover, even though what he presents is very sensitive, the production value of this series by Masaharu Take is not arbitrary, even if compared to most other Japanese drama series or other Netflix series, The Naked Director is above average. Not surprisingly, then the green light for the next round went smoothly.
Now in its 2nd season, after the previous chapter focused on the early rise of Muranishi, it’s the turn of the story of his downfall that becomes the driving force of the story. However, there are still lots of sex scenes, physical slapstick comedy, behind-the-scenes schemessomeone’s dependence on online slot gambling games, poor decision-making process, and the apparent decline of a man who is willing to sacrifice both his artistic visuals and his personal integrity in order to achieve definite success. And, in all that is stored various problems.
It is said that Muranishi’s hard work is now keeping him at the pinnacle of his career. The burgeoning satellite TV looks set to provide another avenue for him to dominate the Japanese – and possibly global sex industry, and there is reason to be made that, culturally impactful, he is doing a number of things. good. The number of sexual crimes decreased. Women are sort of empowered by their roles in Muranishi films.
All seems to be running smoothly for Muranishi, who inadvertently discovers a new sex activity trend and then the value of parodying Japanese celebrities. Although, he is always presented as a controversial figure. He boasts about how many pending legal cases have caught up with him – including one involving an underage actress in one of his films, which he claims was accidental.
Overall, after listening to eight episodes of The Naked Director Season 2, formulaically, what is presented here still adopts what was presented in the previous season. Sex is still an integral part of this series, but whether it’s intentional or not, there’s practically no other important element that is highlighted.
It feels right that the creators seem to aim to present an exciting spectacle, so it seems as if they forgot to further explore the true meaning of romance on and off the camera. Because of this factor, the darker, negative, and vicious side of the adult film industry that would actually be more interesting feels less explored, instead emphasizing the fun side of this industry, where almost all of the actors seem to just continue to have fun in their work routines. . The same impression can also be said to represent the overall presentation of The Naked Director Season 2.
The Naked Director Season 2 can be streamed on Netflix.
