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妄想ファンファーレ

After graduating from high school, reclusive Matsuri spends her days fantasizing, venting her sexual desires. Her father, Toshiaki, and mother, Reiko, worry about their daughter, but enjoy their lovey-dovey days. Every time Matsuri sees her parents enjoying their harmonious life, her delusions intensify. One day, Hiroki, who happens to be passing by, picks up her laundry. The two become close, and Matsuri begins to develop feelings for him. Her world of delusions continues to expand. (R15+ version premiered at the OP PICTURES+ 2025).

Released: 2026
Country: Japan
Language: Japanese

Direction and writing

Hidekazu TakaharaDirector, Screenplay

Shigeo MoriyamaAssistant Director

Cast

Waka Misono
Konatsu Kashiwagi
Satomi Mioka

Fukui Haruka

Screenplay, Comic Book

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Unavailable

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Ryôhei Higashino

Tappei Karasuma

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