| Nympho Diver: G-String Festival (1981) |
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| Director: | Atsushi Fujiura |
| Writers: | Kazuhiko Ban and Atsushi Fujiura |
| Starring: | Eri Anzai, Rima Aono, Kazuyo Ezaki, and Maki Kawamura |
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The Plot: In a small coastal Japanese village, the mayor finds himself in a bit of a pickle. The town is missing any sort of allure or draw to outsiders, and the entire community is suffering because of it. In the past, there was once a team of female divers that regularly drew the attention of the outside world due to their very risque clothing. Unfortunately, the only diver left is well into her middle-age years. So, the mayor and the dive team send Nobuo, a charming young man who is apparently able to grab the attention of any female he makes a play for, into the big city in order to draw a handful of women back to their small town. The girls are all young, perky, and easily persuaded into taking this wacky job. Soon enough, a love triangle develops around Nobuo, and a local perverted monk makes a play for one of the girls. Crazy hijinks ensue. |
| The Review |
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There are some interesting bits to be found in Nympho Diver. As with all things Nikkatsu during the seventies and eighties, even if the movie itself is not of a high quality, you can always count on very solid cinematography and set design. These are two ares in which the film still manages to be quality. From the excellent set decorations to the impressive camerawork, the movie looks pretty amazing. Even the sex scenes are handled in a fairly beautiful way. There is a sex scene early in the movie that takes place inside of a car, and it certainly is one of the prime standouts in the movie. With some very solid camerawork that seems to pan back and forth on a track, the sequence comes off as far more polished than it deserves to be. As far as in-camera trickery though, there are few scenes that actually stand out. For the most part, the biggest surprises in the movie are from how the filmmakers manage to hide the crotch of the plentiful nude women on display throughout the movie.
| The Conclusion |
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