切膚之愛

評(píng)分：0.6 播放：13萬 更新：2026-05-06
主演： 石橋凌 椎名英姬 

青山重治（石橋凌飾）失去愛妻，多年后他將兒子撫養(yǎng)成人。生活解壓，長(zhǎng)久以來的獨(dú)身孤寂促使他渴望尋找生命第二春。身為電視制作人的朋友吉川（國(guó)村隼飾）聽后很樂意幫忙老友，專門為他策劃一場(chǎng)選取女演員的視聽會(huì)——實(shí)際是想在眾多女孩當(dāng)中蒞選青山的心中佳人。青山看中一個(gè)曾練習(xí)芭蕾很久，但因傷失去成名機(jī)會(huì)的女孩山崎麻美（椎名英姬飾）。由于經(jīng)歷相似，兩人在視聽會(huì)上產(chǎn)生共鳴。之后日子里彼此數(shù)次約會(huì)，感情融洽，一切看似美好，但在一夜歡愉過后，麻美突然從青山身邊消失。青山瘋狂地四下尋找，但在尋找的過程中也驚恐地發(fā)現(xiàn)麻美一些不為人知的過去。終于兩人再次重逢，但一切卻變得緊張恐怖起來。

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