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Please note this is a region 2 DVD and will require a region 2 (Europe) or region Free DVD Player in order to play After the success of Ring Ring 2 and Dark Water this latest DVD release from Hideo Nakata consolidates his growing reputation as one of the best directors currently working in Japan &39;Chaos&39; begins as a couple - Takayuki (Ken Mitsuishi) and Satomi (Nakata favourite Miki Nakatani) - go out for lunch Afterwards Satomi disappears and it&39;s not long before Takayuki a businessman begins receiving strange ransom demands As the relationship between Satomi and her captor Goro (Masato Hagiwara) is revealed the film begins to unfold a labyrinthine plot where nothing is as it appears Although &39;Chaos&39; opens with what seems to be a standard thriller plot it soon becomes clear that the films narrative form is far from usual Deliberately placed out of sequence the pieces of Nakata&39;s puzzle are arranged so that the audience is consistently off-balance In the process aided by another artfully unusual Kenji Kawai score the director creates a thoroughly engaging neo-noir suspense film that&39;s sure to keep viewers guessing up until the very end In addition this DVD set contains the unseen and unreleased portmanteau &39;Curse Death and Spirit&39; also directed by Nakata Actors Miki Nakatani Masato Hagiwara Ken Mitsuishi & Jun KunimuraDirector Hideo NakataCertificate 15 years and overYear 1999Screen Anamorphic 1771Languages Japanese - Dolby Digital (51) ; DTSAdditional Languages Japanese - Dolby Digital (20) StereoSubtitles EnglishDuration 1 hour and 41 minutes (approx)

Dark Japanese psychological horror, directed by Hideo Nakata. Convinced her husband is cheating on her, a young woman stages her own kidnapping. As the kidnapping degenerates into a perverse, consensual sado-masochistic game between the woman and her hired abductor, questions are raised about the identities of the extorted husband, the captured woman, and the kidnapper himself.