Apartment Wife: Flesh Financing
A comedy about apartment wives who take advantage of a loan shark when their husbands can't earn enough money.
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A comedy about apartment wives who take advantage of a loan shark when their husbands can't earn enough money.
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Written By:Chiho Katsura
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Runtime:71 minutes
Studio:Nikkatsu Corporation
Cast
Shōgorō Nishimura
Director
Yu Mizuki
Itoko Kôda
Jun Kosugi
Chiyo Miyazaki
Rei Okamoto
Masae Tateishi
Tatsuya Hamaguchi
Eguchi
Yasuhiko Ishizu
Kazuo Kôda
Hidetoshi Kageyama
Kenji Kotaka
Yūko Katagiri
Itoko's Friend
Ichiro Kijima
Yoshiyuki Tateishi
Ikunosuke Koizumi
Tamaki Komiyama
Pawnshop's Staff
Nobutaka Masutomi
Isamu Kubo
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