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A Beautiful Lawyer 

Erika Mizusawa, chose to become a lawyer due to the abuse her mother suffered at the hands of her father and the horrible memories of her school days. Now that she has finally achieved her dream of becoming a lawyer, she receives a case in which she is defending a student who was raped by a teacher. Saeka is torn between her desire for fame as a lawyer and her memories of her school days. What on earth will she do next? What on earth are the horrible memories that remain in her mind?
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Erika Mizusawa, chose to become a lawyer due to the abuse her mother suffered at the hands of her father and the horrible memories of her school days. Now that she has finally achieved her dream of becoming a lawyer, she receives a case in which she is defending a student who was raped by a teacher. Saeka is torn between her desire for fame as a lawyer and her memories of her school days. What on earth will she do next? What on earth are the horrible memories that remain in her mind?

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Directed By:Satoshi Sakamoto
Written By:Nobuyoshi Sasaki
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Film House, Xces Film

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