New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave

Description

A secretary is introduced to the world of BDSM by her boss. She becomes his personal slave as they take a walk on the wild side of experimentations. This film is based on main actress, Rinako Hirasawa's personal experiences. New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave, made in 2007 by Osamu Sato. Young Rina is a high school girl by day and works as a dominatrix by night. She's good at it since she's actually a masochist so she knows what her clients want. When she moves to the city she gets a job at a company where her boss quickly exposes her as a masochist and takes her on as his slave. She has to do whatever he says whenever he says it, no matter where they are. He is also allowed to have other women as long as they are not his slaves. It's not hard to figure out that their games will lead to jealousy. When a co-worker falls in love with Rina it gets even more complicated. Rina is played by AV and pink film actress Rinako Hirasawa who made her pink film debut in Shinji Imaoka's Frog Song in 2005 and New Tokyo Decadence is based on her own experiences in the world of BDSM. The good thing with New Tokyo is that it doesn't feel as Sato is being judgmental towards his characters in any way. The s&m scenes never turn into just a gimmick for the film, and it doesn't cross over into abuse like in so many other films. There is no bad childhood or any other trauma to explain away Rina's masochistic behavior. Sato also creates some truly erotic scenes that takes place outside the bedroom without the actors shedding any clothes at all and as tired as it may sound, he makes you care about the characters. New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave is proof of the real talent that exists in the pink film world and I hope Pink Eiga will keep bringing it forth for a long time. --tasteofcinema.blogspot.com New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave, made in 2007 by Osamu Sato. Young Rina is a high school girl by day and works as a dominatrix by night. She's good at it since she's actually a masochist so she knows what her clients want. When she moves to the city she gets a job at a company where her boss quickly exposes her as a masochist and takes her on as his slave. She has to do whatever he says whenever he says it, no matter where they are. He is also allowed to have other women as long as they are not his slaves. It's not hard to figure out that their games will lead to jealousy. When a co-worker falls in love with Rina it gets even more complicated. Rina is played by AV and pink film actress Rinako Hirasawa who made her pink film debut in Shinji Imaoka's Frog Song in 2005 and New Tokyo Decadence is based on her own experiences in the world of BDSM. The good thing with New Tokyo is that it doesn't feel as Sato is being judgmental towards his characters in any way. The s&m scenes never turn into just a gimmick for the film, and it doesn't cross over into abuse like in so many other films. There is no bad childhood or any other trauma to explain away Rina's masochistic behavior. Sato also creates some truly erotic scenes that takes place outside the bedroom without the actors shedding any clothes at all and as tired as it may sound, he makes you care about the characters. New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave is proof of the real talent that exists in the pink film world and I hope Pink Eiga will keep bringing it forth for a long time. --tasteofcinema.blogspot.com New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave, made in 2007 by Osamu Sato. Young Rina is a high school girl by day and works as a dominatrix by night. She's good at it since she's actually a masochist so she knows what her clients want. When she moves to the city she gets a job at a company where her boss quickly exposes her as a masochist and takes her on as his slave. She has to do whatever he says whenever he says it, no matter where they are. He is also allowed to have other women as long as they are not his slaves. It's not hard to figure out that their games will lead to jealousy. When a co-worker falls in love with Rina it gets even more complicated. Rina is played by AV and pink film actress Rinako Hirasawa who made her pink film debut in Shinji Imaoka's Frog Song in 2005 and New Tokyo Decadence is based on her own experiences in the world of BDSM. The good thing with New Tokyo is that it doesn't feel as Sato is being judgmental towards his characters in any way. The s&m scenes never turn into just a gimmick for the film, and it doesn't cross over into abuse like in so many other films. There is no bad childhood or any other trauma to explain away Rina's masochistic behavior. Sato also creates some truly erotic scenes that takes place outside the bedroom without the actors shedding any clothes at all and as tired as it may sound, he makes you care about the characters. New Tokyo Decadence - The Slave is proof of the real talent that exists in the pink film world and I hope Pink Eiga will keep bringing it forth for a long time. --tasteofcinema.blogspot.com Review: Interesting piece of self discovery - For a person thinking that this is going to be just another porno or adult style movie they are missing the underlying point that the director is trying to bring out in the dialogue and scene settings for the movie. The opening is more of a self discovery in that the main actress understand that she is a masochist and is comfortable with being one but has to play the role of a Dom. Since she is a natural sub this role suits her well in that she understand the needs of the clients she ha while she is still going to school. The graduation from school brings her face to face with a natural Dom and the relationship of the two seems fine till a certain event cause her to do a 180 in how she acts and tries to leave behind the sub part of herself. This deviation from self works for a while but an underlying emptiness is left for she is denying a part of herself that she knows she likes. This is why I say that in ways it is more of a movie of self discovery because each of us is always evaluating who we are, if we reject a part of ourselves we at times feel empty and need to reexamine the things in our life like the main actress did and reconnect with what we have been. Review: Improves greatly on the original Tokyo Decadence - This is a far more realistic feeling film than its namesake. Better scripted and better acted. This is a biographical story of a young lady who lives her life both as an assertive intelligent individual and a masochist. Anyone with an interest in BDSM might find interest or even inspiration in this movie.