The Best Episodes of Red Shoe Diaries Season 2

An investment banker meets a cowboy during a robbery.

Director: Rafael Eisenman

Writer: Zalman King

A journalist researches a report on prostitution.

Director: James Gavin Bedford

Writer: Zalman King

Claudia and Paul are strangers on a train, who, by a twist of fate end up sitting next to each other for supper. Verbal foreplay becomes the appetizer as the two engage in an intimate conversation that becomes the most truthful soul-searching exchange either one has ever encountered. Their words soon lead to touch, and an evening of utter ecstasy follows. Can this bliss be sustained?

Director: Tibor Takács

Writer: Joëlle Bentolila

A family crisis prompts a shy Isabelle to head for Rio de Janeiro. When there, she attends a wild pagan New Year festival during which all her wishes come true in a night of wild sensual abandon.

Director: René Manzor

Writer: Henry Cobbold

A lonely lady cannot stop thinking about the Adonis-like fireman she saw rescue a woman from a burning house. She becomes completely consumed by the flames of a sultry obsession. Her searing desire leads her to set the stage of a dream seduction that is beyond too hot to handle -- it could be downright fatal for her!

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Lilly talks about the Red Shoe Diaries board game - a contest of sexual fantasy and intrigue. Tell... Touch... Show... Wild Card. Lilly is caught in a whirlwind of passion and sensuality, more uninhibited... and more obsessed.

Director: Philippe Angers

Writer: Zalman King

When Tess takes a job as a receptionist she discovers the company is actually a love hotline, unsure at first she quickly enjoys the fantasies and brings them home to her husband, bringing passion back into her dormant marriage.

Director: David Womark

Writer: Gilles de Baillenx

A taxi ride leads to spiritual and sensual bliss for a fashion model upset with the limitations of her superficial career.

Director: Rafael Eisenman

Writer: Zalman King

Once upon a time two lovers from opposite sides of the tracks were torn apart by the girl's disapproving father. Fifteen years later, she pulls her inheritance, dad's vintage Cadillac, into the auto shop and the hunky mechanic servicing her looks hauntingly familiar.

Director: Philippe Angers

Writer: Zalman King