Crying Angel: Tears of a Nurse
Momoko, a nurse, is sometimes sexually harassed by a patient, and sometimes witnesses a fellow nurse having sex with a patient, but she devotes herself to her work diligently day in and day out. However, Momoko has one secret that she cannot tell anyone. It was an affair with Nikaido, a doctor who works at the same hospital.
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Momoko, a nurse, is sometimes sexually harassed by a patient, and sometimes witnesses a fellow nurse having sex with a patient, but she devotes herself to her work diligently day in and day out. However, Momoko has one secret that she cannot tell anyone. It was an affair with Nikaido, a doctor who works at the same hospital.
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Genre:Romance, Drama
Written By:Hideo Jojo, Ryō Kaihara
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Runtime:81 minutes
Studio:THE KLOCKWORX
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