True Story of a Woman in Soapland: Tear! (1987)
Overview
Sex worker Hasekura (Shinobu Wakana) is visited by old classmate and current lanky art teacher Kikuta (Kazuo Ôtani) when his wife ditches him over his constant philandering. Soon he's juggling his new fondness for soapy sex with his mistress and his now-pregnant wife, a situation that becomes more complicated by the minute as marital obligations and unrestrained kinks collide.
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Additional Info
| Budget | $0.00 |
|---|---|
| Revenue | $0.00 |
| Original Language | ja |
| Popularity | 1.534 |
Directed By
Takashi Kodama
Crew
Takashi Kodama
Takeshi Saito
Kan Suzuki
Masashi Endo
Hiroyuki Sumida
Naoto Sakai
Ryūichi Satō
Eiji Tsuru
TOP CAST
Shinobu Wakana
Keiko Shikura
Miki Higuchi
Kazumi Kojima
Midori Yuzaki
Mizue Kikuta
Kazuo Ôtani
Shigeru Kikuta
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