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Zhang Neixian's 100% StrawberryPosted by Alice Xin Liu on Friday, January 14, 2011 at 4:10 PM
The independent DV by a university graduate has been deleted from Youku but is still showing on Tudou (and also on Youtube). Despite the tribute to Japanese adult video at the beginning, the rest of the film (forthcoming) isn't related except for the comic that it's based on. The following is an explanation from the director, and then a transcript of the film.
Hello, what is your name? My name is Nishino. Nishino ah. What a cute name. How old are you? Twenty-two. Twenty-two ah. Yeah. I've heard... Your underwear today... is white? I'm not wearing any underwear. Oh really?! Yeah. (The first time it happened was...) Can I not answer? Please just say something... I really want to know... I might have been...16. 16 ah. Where did it happen? It happened ... in the classroom. In the classroom? Yeah. So... what do you think of me? You're OK. OK? I really can't wait. So... let us begin! Ah... sounds good. --- Please give me many pointers. Please give me many pointers. Will try hard today! Yes! Is this some new spunky method? What are you doing? If you come over here I will call the police! I'm not that wild about bed scenes. I am all naked oh~ Take off your T-Shirt. Take it off~ Don't keep your hands over it. What are you going to do? WHAT ARE YOU GOING TO DO??? Let me blow your little chrysanthemum~ You big-chested, empty-brained ugly woman! You wash-board! What kind of film is this! I didn't add this part! [SINGS] Refuse pornography. Refuse drugs. Refuse pornography, gambling and drugs. I want to "high!" Love City (a download site for pornography) is so annoying! Ejaculate onto her face. The feeling of ejaculation, is the right feeling! What do you want to do this time? You're really going to take it off? Ach.. No.. A Zhang Neixian (张内咸) film. Yamede (やまで No, stop) |
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