In the acclaimed 1985 film by Katsu Konuma, a couple with unconventional desires and a penchant for sadistic pleasures discover the power of confinement, symbolized by the enigmatic "box." Known as the maestro of a dark genre of love movies, Konuma showcases his unique vision in "Hako no naka no onna II". As their own desires evolve, the couple seeks to satisfy their cravings through various means, often involving others who unwittingly become pawns in their twisted game of pleasure and control.One stormy evening, as rain pours down relentlessly, they come across a young woman seeking shelter by the roadside. Seized by their impulses, they capture her and subject her to their depraved desires. However, as their conscience starts to stir, they release the girl, believing they have set her free. Much to their surprise, the girl returns to them willingly, having grown accustomed to the privileged treatment and finding solace within the confines of their twisted relationship.Combining gripping suspense with a disturbing exploration of dark desires, "Hako no naka no onna II" delves into the depths of human psychology and unveils the complex interplay between power and submission. Konumas masterful storytelling skillfully weaves a web of tension and ambiguity, leaving audiences questioning their own understanding of forbidden passions.In this compelling film, the notion of the box evolves into a metaphor for the restrictions we impose upon ourselves and the allure of breaking free from societal constraints. With captivating performances and thought-provoking imagery, "Hako no naka no onna II" is a revelatory cinematic experience that delves into the abyss of human desires and challenges the boundaries of love and control.Review: "Hako no naka no onna II" is a tour de force that delves into the intertwining complexities of desire and power. Katsu Konumas direction is masterful, creating a palpable sense of tension that lingers long after the credits roll. The performances are hauntingly captivating, especially in their portrayal of the couples twisted relationship and their unsettling dynamic with the young woman they hold captive. The imagery is both mesmerizing and unsettling, serving as a visual metaphor for the characters captivity and the allure of their unconventional desires. While the films subject matter may not be for the faint of heart, it offers a thought-provoking exploration of the darker corners of human psychology. "Hako no naka no onna II" is a must-see for fans of psychological thrillers who are willing to venture into the depths of depravity and challenge their own understanding of forbidden passions.