
Yui, who ran out of her apartment after a fight with her boyfriend, gets stuck in an elevator with a male neighbor due to a malfunction. With no signal and no help in sight, the tension in the confined space rises. As time passes, the two strangers find themselves unable to resist, eventually giving in to their desires and engaging in a sweaty, intense encounter.










I bought this because I liked Shinoda-san's work. As expected, the veteran vibe is quite strong.
*I watched some of the works of Yui Hatano, a legend in the AV world, from around the time she debuted, I think it was the Attackers work, but it's Hatano's work since then, so I wonder if she's changed a lot. I was half hopeful and half anxious. After all, she was a very beautiful lady when she debuted. Since this work was made in 2019, and Hatano was around 30 years old, I thought the story would be solid as it was directed by Asagiri, but Karami is trapped in the elevator at the beginning... What? why? Is it suddenly going to turn out like that? I was confused, but then I saw the situation where they had sex in the closet of their own room (because their boyfriend came home suddenly) and in the closet of their male neighbor's room (because their wife was sleeping in the other room), and I realized that the main focus of this work was on having sex while enjoying the thrill of being found out or discovered by other people. In that sense, it is understandable that they would continue to have sex in the elevator after that. However, at the end of the film, I found it a little strange to see Hatano-san, who has kicked out her boyfriend, having sex with her neighbor in her own bed, where no one could see her. Even after 10 years, Hatano was still a beautiful actress.
Elevators, closets, cupboards—it’s a parade of classic, cramped-space AV tropes. It’s predictable, but Yui-chan works hard to make it erotic, so it gets a passing grade. By the way, this male actor usually plays characters who are perverted or sadistic, so seeing him in a role like this felt fresh, and his chemistry with Yui-chan was actually quite good.
A drama starring the beautiful Hatano. It starts by explaining the situation the man and woman are in, and delicately portrays Hatano being drawn to the actor's kindness when they are alone in the elevator. I watched the previous installment with Shinoda and liked it, so I watched this one, and I'm happy to say it's even better. It's a shame there are only two of them. It's a drama that captures the emotions between a man and a woman beyond just an AV.
The drama part was actually solid. Two people trapped together, their hearts drawing closer through their unfulfilled desires, anxiety, and kindness, leading them to have a relationship. I felt that the sex scenes there shouldn't have been treated as just routine, procedural play. However, the later parts, where they enjoy the thrill of a secret relationship, were good. But it was a shame that they broke up with their partners so easily and it just ended with them having sex.