Kinjite: Forbidden Subjects

Hiroshi Hada, a Japanese entrepreneur, grapples with the complexities of his tumultuous marriage. As tensions rise, he seeks distraction in the chaotic ambiance of Tokyo's subway system, leading him to make unexpected observations.

While riding the subway, Hiroshi is captivated by a woman experiencing silent climaxes, an unsettling yet intriguing phenomenon amid the violent chaos surrounding them. This encounter becomes a pivotal moment, piquing his curiosity and setting the stage for future events.

Determined to explore this unusual situation, Hiroshi attempts to replicate it during a bus ride home. However, his actions have terrifying consequences when he violently assaults a Caucasian woman, provoking a severe backlash that culminates in his own brutal mugging.

In the aftermath of Hiroshi's reckless behavior, a series of violent incidents occur when several innocent Asian men are mistakenly identified as the assailant. This misunderstanding leads to savage beatings by bystanders, showcasing the chaos and prejudice that arise from the situation.

Amidst the turmoil, Hiroshi's daughter, Fumiko, finds herself ensnared in a harrowing child prostitution ring run by the notorious Pimp King, Duke. Her abduction marks a tragic escalation in the family's misfortune, as they desperately seek to rescue her.

Lt. Crowe, father to Rita, a previous victim of Hada's misconduct, embarks on a mission to locate Fumiko. Initially, he harbors a strong bias against all things Japanese but soon begins to see the Hada family's dedication to their daughter's safety.

Lt. Crowe and his partner, Eddie Rios, successfully discover Fumiko, bringing her nightmarish experience to an end. While the family's reunion brings temporary relief, Fumiko’s psychological scars from her experiences are expected to linger long after.

Duke, the ruthless leader of the child prostitution ring, meets a violent fate at the hands of law enforcement. Although Duke is apprehended, some of his accomplices manage to escape, leaving the lingering threat of their malevolence.

The Hada family expresses their gratitude to Lt. Crowe, presenting him with gifts at his home. However, the atmosphere remains heavy with unease, particularly between Hiroshi and Rita, as they confront the tragic ties that entwine them.

The fragile hope for healing is brutally shattered when Fumiko succumbs to an overdose, a tragic reminder of the deep trauma caused by her experiences. This event creates a monumental impact on the Hada family, leaving them forever haunted by her loss.

As dusk settles over the harbor, Lt. Crowe and Rios embark on a reckless mission to hunt down Duke. Their pursuit leads them to a confrontation aboard a vessel, escalating the tension as they close in on their target.

The confrontation takes a deadly turn when Rios is brutally killed by Duke and his gang. This shocking event sends Crowe into a spiral of vengeance as he grapples with the loss of his partner amidst the chaos.

In a climactic moment, Crowe confronts Duke and offers him a sinister ultimatum: to succumb to the unforgiving tides or risk being rescued. Crowe chooses to let Duke face his fate, symbolizing a desire for poetic justice.

Following his capture, Duke is imprisoned in a maximum-security facility notorious for its brutality. Faced with the horrifying reality of his new environment, he encounters the dark intentions of his cellmate, thrusting him into a waking nightmare.

As Crowe departs from Duke’s prison cell, a sardonic smile marks his face, revealing his bittersweet satisfaction in the poetic justice that has unfolded. This moment encapsulates the struggle between vengeance and justice throughout the tumultuous story.