Daydream of Love is a 1981 Japanese drama film directed by Tetsuji Takechi. The film stars singer-turned-actress Yoko Hatanaka in the lead role of Yoko, a troubled young woman who becomes increasingly rebellious and unstable following her father's remarriage.
At first, Yoko attempts to cope with her new family situation by engaging in promiscuous behavior and partying. However, as her anger and resentment towards her stepmother grows, Yoko begins to turn to more sinister methods of lashing out.
She begins to plot against her stepmother, using her sexuality and manipulation to create chaos in her family. This leads to some dramatic and shocking twists in the story, as Yoko becomes more and more self-destructive.
The film explores themes of family, rebellion, and the consequences of unchecked emotional turmoil. Hatanaka's performance is intense and captivating, making Daydream of Love a must-watch for fans of 80s Japanese cinema.