Love/Juice

Year: 2000

Runtime: 78 mins

Language: Japanese

Director: Kaze Shindo

DramaRomance

Chinatsu, a twenty‑something lesbian, lives with Kyoko, a heterosexual woman, in a cramped one‑bedroom apartment. Their relationship flickers with mutual attraction, yet Kyoko’s focus remains on men, especially a quiet fish‑store employee she admires, who remains indifferent to her advances.

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