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Dorei hitozuma: Chijoku no aegi 

Abe Tetsuya and his wife Mariko are newlyweds. One day, Tetsuya is involved in a traffic accident and falls into a coma. Meanwhile, Mariko is called by Tetsuya's boss, Kai. He forces her to drink a drugged drink, rapes her, and tells her that Tetsuya has been embezzling company funds.
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Abe Tetsuya and his wife Mariko are newlyweds. One day, Tetsuya is involved in a traffic accident and falls into a coma. Meanwhile, Mariko is called by Tetsuya's boss, Kai. He forces her to drink a drugged drink, rapes her, and tells her that Tetsuya has been embezzling company funds.

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Directed By:Kazuyoshi Sekine
Written By:Kazuyoshi Sekine, Yudai Kanazawa
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Runtime:60 minutes
Studio:Okura Pictures, Sekine Production

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