Air Doll is a Japanese film that explores human nature, loneliness and love. The film was released in 2009. The story of the film revolves around an inflatable doll worth only more than 5000 yen.
A middle-aged man bought a sex doll. After a kiss, the doll gradually develop its own thoughts and perceptions. While the man was at work, the doll wandered the streets to observe and appreciate the world he had never seen before.
The sex doll accidentally found a job as a salesperson in a video store. Gradually, the doll and the video store owner developed feelings.
One day the doll accidentally scratched her skin during work. The video store owner discovered that the doll was leaking air. Although he was surprised, he still inflated the doll and saved her.
At the end of the story, the shop owner died in an accident. The doll also lost the meaning of life and chose to die.
The film has been nominated for many awards, including the Cannes Film Festival, proving its international recognition and influence.
Sex dolls are not just sex toys, sometimes they can also become the emotional sustenance of buyers.
This film not only explores the human need for emotional sustenance, but also shows through this imaginative story that even seemingly inanimate objects can have emotions and perceptions, thus triggering the audience's deep thinking about life, love and the meaning of existence.
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