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Pinku distributed by Million.
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Genre:Romance, Mystery
Written By:Akitaka Kimata
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Production Taka, Million Film
Cast
Rumi Tama
Director
Hiroshi Jô
Kurosawa (Detective Agency Director)
Koji Makimura
Yoshio Shirai (Trading Company Manager)
Kyoko Hibiki
His wife, Masako
Ayako Ishii
Reiko Minagawa (Detective)
Hideo Maruyama
Takeo (Her lover)
Yoko Tashiro
Yukiko (Yoshio's mistress)
Yuri Risa
Housewife (Masako's friend)
Ryuji Yamamoto
Matsubara (Salesman)
M. Verdi
Bartender
Shôji Kimura
Electronics shop clerk
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