Is that Rikka from Love, Chunibyo & Other Delusions? They're both Japanese girls with a surgical bandage over their right eye... but the answer's "no". The hair's the wrong style, length and colour.

Anyway, not-Rikka is wearing a thin shirt and medical bits and pieces. Bandages, plasters, that eye patch, etc. She's been having solo fun, as per the title. The film's empty and throwaway, of course, but its visuals are actually quite striking. That's partly due to the medical theme and partly due to the artificially aged CGI rendering to make it look like vintage film stock being shown through an old-fashioned projector.

It's quite imaginative. It's not bad, for what it is.

Two girls dance and strip to a song that's okay. (It's by Hachioji P x Giga and unsurprisingly it's called Gimme x Gimme.) One girl has less to remove than the other, having started in a backless dress and no underwear. There's no sex.

It's a manga with an added voice track. The manga's panels appear on screen as if we're browsing a manga-viewing website, exactly as they originally were on the page. No attempt has been made to modify their shape or remove the Japanese speech bubbles.

There are actually five or six stories here. One involves a frog costume and another stars a teacher whose students' heads turn into penises.