Trans Allegories in Film: 'The Little Mermaid' (1989)
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Beautiful Secretary Telephone Onanie
Akiko graduated from university's English department and got a job at Kosan Jitsugyo. She worked as a private secretary. Although her managing director, Kayo, is a woman, she is actually a career woman who runs the company. Masako, who works for Kayo, has a hard job, and she sometimes stays up all night.
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Akiko graduated from university's English department and got a job at Kosan Jitsugyo. She worked as a private secretary. Although her managing director, Kayo, is a woman, she is actually a career woman who runs the company. Masako, who works for Kayo, has a hard job, and she sometimes stays up all night.
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Written By:Rumi Tama
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Runtime:59 minutes
Studio:Production Taka, Xces Film
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