MIAA-066 - 96 Hours of Captivity: Falling for My Kidnapper

The story is simple and follows the title, but it's director Jo Asagiri's take on 'Stockholm Syndrome,' where a hostage falls in love with their captor. Since it's an AV, Sumire gets violated after being kidnapped, but the young captor treats her with kindness. When the captor talks to Sumire's fiancé on the phone and hears, 'I don't need a damaged woman like that anymore,' and the ransom attempt fails, the ringleader tries to kill Sumire, but the young man takes her and they run away together. After fleeing, they are chased by the police and a million SNS followers. Regardless of the background, the sex between two people in love is moving. Director Jo Asagiri's cinematography is also beautiful. I enjoyed it as a drama.

The scenes of her being held hostage and violated were exciting, thanks to Sumire-jo's acting and physique. The story wasn't bad either. Her performance, especially while begging for help yet still being taken, was top-tier. However, it felt like there wasn't enough development for her to actually fall for the culprit. If they had fleshed that out, the final sex scene might have been much more intense.

It starts with confinement and humiliation scenes right away. The lighting is appropriate and the camera angles are great, making for a series of very erotic scenes. If the motive is ransom, I think it's better if the woman isn't shaved. I also think the plot could have been simpler.

*In the sample image, it seemed bright, but when I looked at it, it was quite difficult to see due to the shadows of the lighting. It's also bad that in the first half, you can't see the actress's facial expressions at all because of the eye mask.

*After being held hostage for 96 hours, I fell in love with the criminal... Well, I went mentally crazy, so they treated me a little kindly. I can imagine a situation where they have sex and end up hooked because they get along better than expected. My friends are doing terrible things and we're all doing it together. I guess it's a bit unreasonable... One person always does terrible things, and when that person is gone... It would have been natural if the other culprit had been extremely kind and ignored... However, Sumire Kurokawa is still erotic! The way it feels when being forcibly raped The feeling of falling in love with the culprit and wanting him to go wild is also very erotic.