Film company Ace Deuce Entertainment is ready to offer up a twist on the recent cell phone novel-related movie trend with Kaneko Isao's ultra depressing "Keitai Shousetsuka no Ai" (Love of a Cell Phone Novelist). Unlike the romantic love stories typically associated with cell phone novels, this film will take a decidedly less idealistic angle. The film features gravure idol Tashiro Sayaka who recently starred in the far less serious "Rinko Eighteen".

Quiet high school student Ai is obsessed with cell phone novels and dreams of becoming a cell phone novelist herself one day. But without any first-hand experience with love, she feels like she has nothing to write about. It's then that she starts hanging out with a delinquent named Tomoki and, solely for the sake of her novel, she experiences her first kiss with him and loses her virginity soon after. The relationship continues to fuel her writing as she experiences everything from gang rape, drugs, and pregnancy, but when Tomoki finds out what she's been writing he suddenly becomes abusive. Ai's writing eventually makes her a huge success as a cell phone novelist, but she's about to be faced with even more tragedy.