A 26-year-old cop becomes engaged to a 16-year-old high school girl, and her mom and dad more or less go along with it (dad a lot less than mom). Sound like a pervy fantasy?
It might, but that's the premise of "Policeman and Me" ("P to JK"), an un-PC charmer by Ryuichi Hiroki based on a hit shōjo manga (girls' comic) by Maki Miyoshi. Its main targets are not heavy-breathers scrolling through porn sites, but female fans, who are mostly about the same tender age as its heroine.
The film is accordingly tilted more toward light romantic comedy than serious drama about age-inappropriate love, though Kota, its cop hero played by pop idol/actor Kazuya Kamenashi, is the soul of sincerity. And, as his teenage fiancee Kako (Tao Tsuchiya) gleefully observes, he does look great in uniform.
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