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A Woman Called Sada Abe (2001)
A true-life tale of a broken woman whose hedonistic tryst with a high-class restaurateur resulted in a horrific crime of passion that littered Tokyo headlines in 1936.
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A true-life tale of a broken woman whose hedonistic tryst with a high-class restaurateur resulted in a horrific crime of passion that littered Tokyo headlines in 1936.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Romance
Written By:Akio Ido
In Theaters:1/2/2001
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Runtime:76 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
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